A further 24 per cent said they would do so by December, while 19 per cent said they had already begun to implement contingency plans
The main growth risks it specifically cited in September were rising protectionism, emerging market vulnerabilities, and financial market volatility
Stress tests conducted by the central bank show Britain's financial system would still have more than adequate capital to maintain lending in the face of multiple headwinds, said Carney
Theresa May had urged her 27 European counterparts to give ground and end the current Brexit deadlock
Now is the time to make it happen, Theresa May said
Pound falls, even as France sees hope for a deal within weeks
There's a possibility that Britain will leave the EU without a deal
The statement comes ahead of a week in which British Prime Minister Theresa May will be taking her proposal for a Brexit deal to an EU summit in Brussels
As the U.K. and EU get closer to a deal, a public announcement on the outcome of the negotiations could be made Monday, says an EU official
Britain and the EU seem closer than ever to a deal, but Salzburg showed the mood music can quickly change
Unsure of Britain's future trading relations with the EU, financial firms in the UK are looking to open hubs in Paris, Frankfurt and elsewhere by March
Britain and the EU are trying to push for the divorce deal, as well as an agreement on post-Brexit relations, in time for two leaders' summits scheduled for October 17-18 and November 17-18
"We will try for it in October ... and I think there is a chance to have an accord by the end of the year," says Donald Tusk
The offer will be in the form of a non-binding declaration that will form part of the Brexit deal
A member of EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier's team briefed diplomats of the 27 states remaining in the bloc on latest developments
Ten days after EU leaders told Prime Minister Theresa May that her proposed divorce terms were unacceptable, Raab accused the bloc of casting 'jibes' at Britain
Just six months before Britain is due to leave the EU in the country's biggest shift in foreign and trade policy in more than 40 years
Public finances have been dented by 26 billion pounds a year, the equivalent of 500 million pounds a week and a figure that is growing
The uncertainty has led to concerns that Britain will leave without a deal which businesses, particularly carmakers, have said would be hugely damaging
Carmaker says it could halt output at its Burnaston plant