European Central Bank Mario Draghi implied Britain’s demands to renegotiate its relations with the European Union will impact how the central bank decides on its monetary policy.
Speaking to a hearing of MEPs in Brussels, Draghi said the ECB won’t do nothing in case the United Kingdom agree a major demand to protect non-eurozone members from being overridden by the region.
But he was still vague about the precise effect in the concession the country would have on the ECB’s goal to ensure steady inflation.
Draghi added the eurozone would have no choice but to continue on the direction of a greater integration, regardless of the outcome of the UK in/out referendum.
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