Draghi Says U.K. Shouldn’t Get Any Favors in Brexit Deal
- ECB president comments in testimony to European Parliament
- Also says governments must act to ‘unleash growth’ in region
Draghi: Single Market Must Ensure Same Rules for All
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Mario Draghi said the U.K. shouldn’t be granted any special favors on single-market access during negotiations over its exit from the European Union.
“Any outcome should ensure that all participants are subject to the same rules,” the European Central Bank president told European Parliament lawmakers on Monday. “It is very hard to imagine that any agreement that will be perceived as discriminatory against some subjects or in favor of other subjects could be a source of stability for the future of our EU.”