The SNP has been dealt a fresh currency blow after another European Union official said new member states must join the euro.
It was reported on Sunday morning that an EU spokeswoman said any new entrants are “legally committed” to signing up to the currency.
It comes days after multiple sources reiterated that a separate Scotland would not gain EU status without joining the euro.
Pamela Nash, chief executive of Scotland in Union, said:
“This is another huge blow to Nicola Sturgeon’s independence plans.
“It is clear that it was misleading to suggest that a separate Scotland could join the EU without committing to join the euro.
“The SNP’s policies on the economy and currency are a complete farce.
“By remaining as a central part of the UK, Scotland will continue using the pound while trading freely with far-and-away our most valued market.”
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