"My personal view is that the net impact of the decline in the oil price at this stage is net positive for growth in the United Kingdom," Carney told a panel of lawmakers.
While falling oil prices were a negative shock for the economy in Scotland, home to most of Britain's North Sea oil and gas industry, this would be "substantially mitigated" by the country's fiscal arrangements with the rest of the United Kingdom, Carney said.
Carney said in December that the fall in oil prices was unambiguously positive for Britain's economy and since then prices have fallen further.
(Reporting by David Milliken, writing by Andy Bruce, editing by William Schomberg)
