Thursday, May 14, 2015

British central bank wants clarity on EU referendum – Reuters Germany

London (Reuters) – The Bank of England, the new British government to quickly provide clarity on the announced EU referendum

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Britain’s access to the EU internal market is one of the largest economic benefits of the country, said the head of the Bank of England , Mark Carney, on Thursday in the BBC radio. The EU is not only the largest investor on the island, but also the world’s largest economy. Therefore, it is in everyone’s interest, clarity on the timing to get the exact question and the outcome of the referendum, warned Carney.

A spokesman for the re-elected Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Tuesday that the new Conservative government announced that until the end of 2017 a referendum could possibly be held earlier. Cameron has called for a further EU membership of his country. Carney said there was still no indication that foreign investment in the UK would be retained because of the referendum.

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