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UK and European currency debt

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Article Overview: changing of the guard in Italy and Greece will cast long shadow over Europe and Euro.

UK and European currency debt

The lowering of interest rates has placed the Euro under renewed pressure, and adds to more uncertainty across Europe. Although the UK Pound has benefited from being outside the European currency, the fall of Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi and Greek prime minister George Papandreou has placed the UK under pressure and increased debt worry for businesses and individuals alike.

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