LONDON (Reuters) - European Union plans to clamp down on trading shares faster than the blink of an eye could damage market efficiency and reduce liquidity, a U.K. government-sponsored paper said, rejecting a key Brussels proposal to force traders to hold shares for longer. European Union lawmakers ...
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