time, it doesn t solve the underlying problem, which is the government s economic credibility with the markets. at the treasury today, questions from and for leading city figures. should the chancellor take the imf s advice. some of whom were there in the great financial crisis 14 years ago. the chancellor and his team say it was not about the mini budget, sticking to their guns about the tax cut plan. we think they re the right plans because they make our economy competitive. at the end of the day that is what we have do, what we politicians are responsible for, is making the economic decisions that will drive continued growth. internationally there is concern about what is seen as a british crisis. overnight, the international money fund issuing, an extraordinary intervention, warning of economic problems and increased inequality, recommending the chancellor does
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