Banks don’t see eye to eye on euro

Banks don’t see eye to eye on euro

Headline: Banks don’t see eye to eye on euroSource: EuromoneyDate: March 2002Author: Tessa Oakley Blair: pro euro The introduction of euro notes and coins around Europe has brought the issue of the UK’s entry to the fore. Any mention of economic tests, stability pacts or a referendum provokes swift responses in […]

Headline: Banks don’t see eye to eye on euro
Source: Euromoney
Date: March 2002
Author: Tessa Oakley







Blair: pro euro

The introduction of euro notes and coins around Europe has brought the issue of the UK’s entry to the fore. Any mention of economic tests, stability pacts or a referendum provokes swift responses in the sterling currency markets. As for the euro, UK entry may be just what it needs to boost its credibility.

Yet still the UK government is reluctant to say what it really thinks.

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