The position taken by Tony Blair's government yesterday on possible adoption of the euro has met wit...
The position taken by Tony Blair's government yesterday on possible adoption of the euro has met with a range of responses from trade bodies and associations - some positive, some negative, and some fairly neutral. The Council of Mortgage Lenders, which as the representative of that part of the economy cited by chancellor Gordon Brown as a reason for staying out should have quite a lot to say, simply took the view that its members could do well either in or out of the euro. "The CML believes that the UK mortgage market is sufficiently sophisticated and flexible to thrive eithe...
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