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		</div><p>Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is ready to serve his full eight-year term, defying pro-Brexit campaigners demanding his resignation, it has been reported.</p>
<p>Mr Carney has told friends that he is likely to make an announcement on his future this week, according to the Financial Times.</p>
<p>The governor &#8211; who was expected to speak first to British Prime Minister Theresa May and British Chancellor Philip Hammond before making a final decision &#8211; was said to be &#8220;leaning strongly&#8221; towards remaining in his post.</p>
<p>The report comes amid mounting speculation he was preparing to stand down early amid bitter criticism by Brexit supporters of his conduct during the EU referendum campaign.</p>
<p>Critics have complained he went too far in warning of the economic dangers of leaving the EU in order to bolster the Remain campaign.</p>
<p>The relatively robust performance of the British economy since the UK voted for Brexit has encouraged prominent Conservatives including back-bencher Jacob Rees-Mogg and former chancellor Lord Lawson to demand he should go.</p>
<p>When he took up the post in 2013, it was agreed that Canadian Mr Carney would serve an initial five-year term with the option of another three years.</p>
<p>The growing controversy around his position led to speculation that he would go in 2018 rather than continue to 2021.</p>
<p>Earlier Mr Carney received warm support from Business Secretary Greg Clark who praised his performance since becoming governor, while adding that it was &#8220;clearly a decision for him&#8221; whether he carried on.</p>
<p>&#8220;Mark Carney has done a tremendous job, a fantastic job during his tenure there. It&#8217;s clearly a decision for him,&#8221; he told BBC1&#8217;s The Andrew Marr Show.</p>
<p>&#8220;I was the Financial Secretary to the Treasury when he was appointed and I think it was a brilliant appointment.&#8221;</p>
<p>Leading pro-Brexit Tory MEP Daniel Hannan warned that if Mr Carney remains in his post he must stop acting like a &#8220;rock star&#8221;.</p>
<p>The MEP said Mr Carney would have to &#8220;comport&#8221; himself &#8220;as a quiet and discreet public servant who errs on the side of saying too little&#8221;.</p>
<p>&#8220;It&#8217;s up to him, but if he does stay it&#8217;s got to be on the basis that he&#8217;s not the rock star banker who presumes to tell Scotland whether to stay in Britain, which way to vote. Rather, sticks narrowly to his brief,&#8221; Mr Hannan told BBC Radio Four&#8217;s Today program.</p>
<p>WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell praised Mr Carney for doing a &#8220;stellar&#8221; job as he warned &#8220;the jury&#8217;s out&#8221; on whether the Brexit vote will trigger a recession.</p>
<p>&#8220;The action by the Bank of England very quickly after the Brexit vote, I think, helped. We will have to see whether there is a recession, I guess the jury is still out,&#8221; he told the BBC.</p>
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Mark Carney works for the Global elites and it was obvious that he lost his credibility during the EU ref. He should step down and let a Brit that cares do this job