France’s Sapin says Brexit would be a shock for EU economies

"It would be a shock for the rest of Europe, for the European economies, which are showing signs of recovery," Sapin said.

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Elizabeth Tower, which houses the Big Ben bell, at the Houses of Parliament is reflected in a bus window in London, Tuesday, April 26, 2016. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)

A British vote to leave the European Union would represent a shock for European economies just as they are showing signs of recovery, French finance minister Michel Sapin said on Thursday.

“It would be a shock for the rest of Europe, for the European economies, which are showing signs of recovery. We think that this trend is going to strengthen,” Sapin said during a visit to London.

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