Sterling Digest: December 18, 2011
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- December 18th, 2011
The French try to smooth it over with the British. The Germans try to smooth it over with everyone. And another EU summit this week. Enough said.
- Euro ministers ‘to hold debt crisis talks Monday’ (AFP)
- French seek to heal rift with Britain as suddenly they are the isolated ones (The Telegraph)
- French attack on British economy is ‘unacceptable’, says Nick Clegg (The Telegraph)
- Maybe the Group Is Wrong? (EconoMonitor)
- How Britain could leave the EU (The Economist)
- London’s great debate: Can it survive as a financial hub? (The Term Sheet)
- INFLATION FALL SHOULD START TO EASE THE MISERY (David Smith’s EconomicsUK.com)
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