Saturday, February 27, 2016

G20 warned of a “shock” to the global economy at the exit of Britain from the EU – RBC

Britain’s Finance Minister George Osborne ahead of a meeting in the framework of the G20 group in Shanghai Photo: REUTERS 2016

The finance ministers of the G20 saw the threat to the world economy in the event of the UK from the European Union. At a meeting in Shanghai, the financial leaders agreed that it would be “shock»

The finance ministers of the leading countries of the world have warned of a “shock” to the world economy in the case of the UK out of the EU structure. This forecast is contained in the declaration adopted at the conclusion of the two-day meeting of the G20 group in Shanghai, reports BBC BBC.

«Financial leaders of major countries in the world have taken out a unanimous verdict, according to which the British exit from the EU will be a shock to the world economy “, – said the Minister of Finance of Great Britain, George Osborne, who took part in the meeting. “This is not some kind of an adventurous journey into the unknown & lt; … & gt; This is an extremely serious “, – he added

In this case, Osborne said that London does not put pressure on other countries to this conclusion was made in the final declaration.. “We at the negotiating table there are the participants, as the United States, the IMF (International Monetary Fund), China, which obviously will not do what they impose on other countries”, – he said

position Osborne confirmed by the Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan. “We are considering entering the UK from the European Union as a powerful geopolitical shock, the negative shock,” – said Padoan on Saturday during a meeting in Shanghai, as quoted by Reuters

referendum on Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union will take place on 23 June.. In London he signed a deal with the EU, implying a special status within the Union last week. In particular, Prime Minister David Cameron has provided the City of London financiers independence from European regulators and strengthening of the principle of circulation in the European Union several currencies, as well as the United Kingdom has made a formal recognition of the right to refuse further integration. At the same time, Cameron noted that these concessions enough to the citizens in a referendum voted in favor of the preservation of the UK places in the European Union.

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