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Britain is not "walking away" from Europe, but safety measures must be put in place for EU countries that are outside the single currency, said Prime Minister David Cameron.
UK markets were firmer today, reaching new highs for 2012 as investors went to risk-on mode, despite the threat of a stand-off between Greece and its bondholders.
The eurozone could start to break apart this year with countries including Italy and Greece potentially exiting the single currency, a leading think-tank has warned.
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Markets moved lower on Monday as fears over Greece and Italy remained despite the imminent formation of a Greek coalition government.
Greece has scrapped plans to hold a referendum on the European debt deal thrashed out by ministers last week after the country’s opposition leader publicly backed the proposals.
The UK has a seven-in-ten chance of slipping back into recession unless European leaders can find a resolution to the debt crisis, a new report argues.
The Chairman of economic advisory council to the French government and professor at Paris’ Sorbonne university, Christian de Boissieu, has accused Greek Prime Minister Georges Papandreou of putting forward “a trap” by calling for a Greek referendum on austerity measures agreed to as part of its bailout by other Eurozone members last week.
Greece's Prime Minister George Papandreou has called an emergency cabinet meeting for this afternoon as speculation mounts the country's government is about to collapse.
Greece sent markets tumbling overnight after announcing plans to hold a referendum on the European debt deal designed to save the country.
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