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fqou Greek minister pushes euro;10bn bailout with no conditions
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 Wednesday 01 March 2017 12:01 amUK car manufacturers eye international opportunities though Brexit jitters remainBy: Rebecca SmithShareFacebookShare on stanley cup  FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe UK car industry is  cautiously optimistic  about the future, though Britain s exit from the European Union is still seen as the biggest threat to the sector.Lloyds Bank s third annual survey of the sector foundthat average investment over the next couple of years is due to stay steady at 19 per cent of turnover, as firmsforecast a 15 per cent growth in turnover over the next two years. That s provided there are no political or economic shocks affecting demand or supply of course.It s a similar story on job creation ndash; aims there remain stable at around 85,000 new job polene espana s over the next two years.Read more: We re all going to carpool by 2027 and this is how it ll look Three quarters of the 100 automotive firmssurveyed intend to invest or plan to engage with new international customers in the same time period, with the number of businesses intending to engage new customers in We brumate cooler stern Europe rising to 65 per cent from 61 per cent.Almost a third of car firms said Brexit was the biggest threat to supply security over the next couple of years, while a similar number  29 per cent  said that leaving the EU was one of the biggest challenges facing the industry in the next two years.Read more: After Brexit Nxcj Pfizer chief Kindler resigns
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