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GermanFinance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said Britons should deal with the from the EuropeanUnion themselves, Reuters reported.
Schäuble'scomments come after he met with U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammondat a G20 meeting. Schäuble believes other nations should not use additionalspending to help soften the U.K.'s exit, according to the report. He also saidhe does not think financial markets will face new risks from the pound's dropafter the Brexit vote.