Governor of Bank of England warns of no-deal Brexit house price crash

Ann Lynas: Scaremongering.

Damien McNally: Brilliant to watch the EU and Remainers in full panic mode. We are short of housing because they’re flooding our country with uncontrolled mass immigration. House prices and rents are through the roof. Sorry, we don’t believe you, Mark Carney.

Tim Penny: Damien McNally, this guy was fairly positive about Brexit before. Now it’s fear.

Damien McNally: Tim Penny, he works closely with the European Union and the deep state. He’s a globalist and can’t be trusted.

Tim Penny: Damien McNally, no one wants to stand up against it, it seems.

Francis Higgins: No worries. Sammy has our backs, and Lord Trimble.

Martin Woelfel: Only in the event of a no-deal. What is the problem?

Kevo Meehan: Mark Carney has an economics degree from Harvard University, 13 years’ experience working for Goldman Sachs, ministerial experience in the Canadian government, five years’ experience as the Governor of the Bank of Canada, as well as five years of experience as Governor of the Bank of England. However, blinkered Leavers would prefer to instead believe Nigel Farage, who was beaten in an election by a man dressed as a dolphin.

Bill Owen: Music to the ears of people who are utterly disadvantaged by our overpriced property values.

G R Rutherford: Good. I, like most people, bought a home, not an investment.

Kenneth McClatchey: As they said would happen after the initial vote. If it doesn’t happen, then he should resign for fearmongering.

Iain Magill: Affordable housing, such a tragedy.

Neil Patrick: House prices will definitely drop, then.

Rebecca Cairns: In London and south-east England, probably.

Stephen Clarke: More

fake news.

John Glen: He’s looking into his crystal ball again.

David Steenson: Damien McNally, oh, please do tell me your qualifications as an economist. Give us all a good chuckle.