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UK ministers are to visit European capitals next week in a bid to deepen ties with the EU on financial services, Bloomberg reports

The visit of UK ministers to European capitals highlights ongoing efforts to strengthen financial ties with the EU post-Brexit.

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This diplomatic push signals that the UK is looking to foster collaboration in the financial services sector, which could impact regulatory alignment and cross-border operations. These discussions may also influence market sentiment, particularly relating to GBP and EU equities as investors assess potential outcomes.

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