By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s financial services minister said on Tuesday that the European Union would find it hard to replace London for clearing trillions of euros in derivatives, and that the limited shift in activity so far was not gathering pace. After Britain left the bloc, Brussels said it wants to build up euro clearing capacity inside the EU to end heavy reliance on the London Stock Exchange’s LCH unit, which clears most euro interest rate swaps. Brussels is allowing EU banks to use London for clearing until June 2025, and in the meantime will introduce incentives for ban…