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That’s highly unlikely. Although short term interest rates in mainland Europe are currently lower than in Britain, there is no reason to think that mortgages, or the cost of borrowing generally, would be lower. Being in the euro means that the important economic decisions will be taken in Frankfurt and Brussels.
