British Steel confirmed that it may begin paying some suppliers in the new euro currency after its introduction next January. But the British UK company, which has been hit hard by the impact of the strong sterling, pound, stressed it would not impose the change on its suppliers.
Steel may opt for euro
British Steel confirmed that it may begin paying some suppliers in the new euro currency after its introduction next January
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