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11 Oct
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'Significantly higher' taxes rich would cut inequality without hindering growth, says IMF

In its half-yearly fiscal monitor, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) called for countries around the world to implement policies aimed at reducing inequality, and to seriously consider tax policies and transfers that would hopefully lead to a more even distribution of wealth without damaging growth potential.

11 Oct
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Hard Irish border inevitable post-Brexit, MPs told

A post-Brexit hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is unavoidable if the UK leaves the customs union, a senior economist has told MPs.

11 Oct
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Hammond prepared for breakdown in Brexit talks, refuses to release funds

UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has echoed sentiments that the government is preparing for a no-deal conclusion to Brexit negotiations, but will not make funds available for such contingency plans.

11 Oct
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One million Brits to be protected by safeguard energy tariff

One million British households are set to save an average of £120 a year on their energy bills, Ofgem announced on Wednesday, as it confirmed an extension to its prepayment safeguard tariff for “more vulnerable people” this coming winter.