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UK says "no clear reason" to let independent Scotland use sterling

The experience of the euro zone countries share a common currency, but not a government, there is no clear case, the use of an independent Scotland ? UK Treasury said on Tuesday.
Five million of the the state will in the September 18 hold a referendum, next year decide whether to to to split from the United Kingdom, the powers of the the country's decentralization of running by the Government of Scottish National Party at the instigation of.
The pro-independence activists want Scotland to keep the pound, at least in the first few years, and then decide later whether to switch to its own currency.
However, in last Tues, in a report, said that by the Ministry of Finance of the the United Kingdom, United Kingdom was the there is no the a clear-case under the, agree with the formal Monetary Union, which will to have an independent the the economic of the the a similar scale of of the Scotland New Zealand.
Agreed to enter into a formal 925 trade unions and an independent state is a British economic rationale is not clear, "said the report, which is compiled by the non-partisan civil service.
"The euro zone's recent experience has shown that it is challenging to maintain a successful formal monetary union is not close fiscal integration, joint arrangements resolution of banking difficulties, it added.
The Conservative Party Chancellor of the Exchequer George · Osborne and his Liberal Democratic Party Vice Danny · Alexander, who adhere to the Scotland will be even better the rest of part of the of the the United Kingdom, is due to very the current, December 18th, 2009, on report Tuesday later this in the Glasgow.
Financial markets are cool as a cucumber to the if they knew they'd be welcomed by can see Scotland's independence as a distant the prospect of, but there are may is the pound sterling and the United Kingdom the the significant impact on of of the government bond market, if the the change this perception.
The market can easily force a monetary union, breaking the independent, if they do not think is a solid commitment, both in Scotland and the rest of the UK, the cost of collection, the report said.
In addition, the will complex the problem of to decided to whether or not the the United Kingdom the central bank likely to continue to become the a the Bank of Scotland of the lender of last resort and the United Kingdom want to of an independent the the fiscal policy of of the of the Scottish of the "strict supervision of".
The report reached a similar conclusion, and further the risk of highlight the new Scotland's, if it decide to to unilateral use of pounds, to join the euro, or create your own Currency.
Scotland's is economic to withstand in the the oil and gas sector of the turbulent, is more similar to in the United Kingdom other regions, rather than of the the euro-zone economy, the report says.
"The report said:" within the UK currency and monetary policy arrangements for Scotland. But after independence, "the status quo will not be an option."
"All of the alternative Currency Arrangements in will probably be the economic do not quite suitable for Scotland and the United Kingdom other regions."
The report is many by the the very the a series of of the the British Government that it hopes will inform the referendum part of the debate.
Public opinion survey show that at present the approximately 30% of the Scots in favor of the motion the Independent, while the the 50% of the people are opposed to
 



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