[ad_1] Jeremy Hunt targeted wealthy people and energy companies in a £55 billion ($65 billion) package of tax rises and spending cuts aimed at cleaning up the mess left by unprecedented shocks to the economy. The measures set out by the Chancellor of the Exchequer will contribute to a 7% drop in […]
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[ad_1] World The Treasury secretary says she is trying to prevent an economic conflict with the world’s second-largest economy from escalating further [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] World Europe Russia The Biden administration said targeting a Russian company’s supply network would help deny Moscow technology it needs for the Ukraine war [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] WSJ News Exclusive World Treasury secretary says Moscow hasn’t yet shown a willingness to negotiate but she could foresee leaving some measures in place after hostilities cease ‘given what’s happened’ [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] Spending declined in October while tax collections and other receipts increased. [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] WSJ News Exclusive Financial Regulation Federal Reserve and Treasury Department have been on alert about the stability of the $24 trillion market [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] World Asia India Biden administration is pitching New Delhi on a price cap for Russian oil but is more willing to tolerate its ties with Moscow [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] Economy Central bank identifies near-term threats in Financial Stability Report [ad_2] Source link Source link
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[ad_1] Indian bankers are taking to the streets with megaphones and enlisting grocers to sign up customers as they seek to lure cash deposits to fund the fastest credit growth in a decade. Rising loan demand from companies and consumers has pushed annual credit growth to a decade high of 17.95% as […]
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[ad_1] Central banks bought a record amount of gold last quarter as they diversified foreign-currency reserves, with a large chunk of the purchases coming from as-yet unknown buyers. Almost 400 tons were scooped up by central banks in the third quarter, more than quadruple the amount a year earlier, according to the […]
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