UK's Cameron Currency union with an independent Scotland 'extremely difficult'

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07-02-2014 | 07:46
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UK's Cameron Currency union with an independent Scotland 'extremely difficult'

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday that it would be extremely difficult to make a currency union with an independent Scotland work, casting further doubt on one of the pro-independence camp's main policy ideas.

"A lot of attention has been played particularly to the issue of the currency and I think it would be extremely difficult to make a currency union work between an independent separate Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom," Cameron told an audience in London.

He made the comments after a keynote speech in which he urged Scotland to stay part of the UK when it votes in a Sept. 18 referendum later this year.

 
REUTERS
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