He struck his cautionary note in a speech to the Scottish Council for Development and Industry in Glasgow, at the end of a day on which eurozone finance ministers sealed a €130 billion bailout for Greece to avert a chaotic debt default next month.
BANK of England deputy governor Charlie Bean last night warned that eurozone events could yet unfold in a "disorderly and damaging fashion", hitting UK exports, bank lending, and consumer and business confidence.
He struck his cautionary note in a speech to the Scottish Council for Development and Industry in Glasgow, at the end of a day on which eurozone finance ministers sealed a €130 billion bailout for Greece to avert a chaotic debt default next month.