“Credit shock” for U.K. if Scotland leaves: Fitch
The U.K.’s debt as a percentage of GDP would also increase if Scotland votes to separate
- By: Patricia Chisholm
- March 14, 2017 March 14, 2017
- 15:15
The U.K.’s debt as a percentage of GDP would also increase if Scotland votes to separate
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