EU Nears Agreement on U.K. Demands After Talks Make Progress
- Still ‘outstanding issues’ to resolve, EU President Tusk says
- ECB's Draghi says deal would boost confidence in euro area
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The European Union said it was closer to a compromise with the U.K. over revised membership terms, paving the way for David Cameron to clinch an agreement from his fellow leaders later this month and campaign for Britain to stay in the bloc.
After a second day of talks, EU President Donald Tusk said he is planning to send a template text on Tuesday so government heads can untangle the more intractable problems at a Feb. 18-19 summit.