WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A
decision by Scotland to break away from the United Kingdom next week
could prompt negative market reaction in the short-term due to
uncertainty over the country's future economic policies, the IMF said on
Thursday.
"The main
immediate effect is likely to be uncertainty over the transition to
potentially new and different monetary, financial and fiscal frameworks
in Scotland," Bill Murray, spokesman at the International Monetary Fund,
told reporters.
"Longer-term effects would depend on the decisions being made during the transition," he added.
(Reporting by Anna Yukhananov; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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