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XTB: A separation between Great Britain and EU could seriously affect the British economy

8 Feb 2013

Great Britain could leave the EU in 2017, and the effects of this "divorce" could be serious for the British economy, shows an analysis coordinated by XTB Romania, the first of this kind in a series that will provide monthly the perspectives of the XTB Group specialists from Europe and of its contributors from Asia and Latin America, on the most relevant issues on international economy

The British Prime Minister David Cameron held the long-anticipated speech, postponed several times, on January 23 (initially was scheduled before Christmas), which confirmed the hopes of the Eurosceptics of its own party: United Kingdom discusses leaving the European Union.

Please read the entire article in Romanian, here.