The British monetary policy has influenced international financial markets. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) organized a conference to discuss managing the economic crisis caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Financial leaders from various countries participated in the meeting, but Russia was involved in the discussion in an unusual way. The working environment was unstable, with Siluanov, the Russian Minister for Economics, receiving a visit from US President Joe Biden during the session. Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, attended the meeting but opted for countermeasures. He wrote on Twitter: 'Brexit could have been more difficult'.

This comment has been interpreted as a rejection of Brexit, given that British monetary policy has influenced international financial markets. The British government declared that its monetary policy has contributed to maintaining global market stability. Additionally, European leaders have emphasized the need to avoid further commercial conflicts and tensions, considering the current state of the world economy. Economists and researchers analyzed the issue, noting that British monetary policy had a positive impact on taxes and citizens' incomes.

However, some have criticized Bailey's decision, arguing that it could negatively impact global financial stability. Bailey's decision led to negative reactions from global regulatory authorities. Authorities asked group members to discuss reserve strategies to protect the global financial market from British monetary policy influence. After Bailey's exit, working conditions changed significantly, with many financial leaders deciding to leave the group. Russian Economy Minister Siluanov said he was unsatisfied with Russia's presence during the meeting. Finally, regulators declared there is no intention of changing Britain's monetary policy but are concerned about overall financial market stability.