Mario Draghi: No special favours on single market for UK
“Any outcome should ensure that all participants are subject to the same rules,” the European Central Bank president told European Parliament lawmakers yesterday.
“It is very hard to imagine that any agreement that will be perceived as discriminatory against some subjects or in favour of other subjects could be a source of stability for the future of our EU.”
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