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Britain Starts Search For Next Bank Of England Governor
Britain's finance minister Philip Hammond began the search for a new governor of the Bank of England on Wednesday, seeking someone to help steer the world's fifth-biggest economy, and its global financial centre, through the upheaval of Brexit.
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UK Finance Minister Hammond Seeks 'Pragmatic' Brexit
British finance minister Philip Hammond said Britain should adopt a pragmatic approach to Brexit negotiations which begin on Monday, striking a different tone to Prime Minister Theresa May who has threatened to leave the EU without a deal if necessary.
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IMF Urges Key G20 Countries To Spend More For Growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned risks to the global economy are growing, as it called on some G20 nations to boost government spending.
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Jacob Lew To Return To London To Meet New British Finance Minister
US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said he would travel to Britain for the second time in a week today to meet new finance minister Philip Hammond.
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British Cabinet To Remain In Post After Brexit Vote: Foreign Minister
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said today Britain's cabinet, which was split over whether the country should vote to leave the European Union, would remain in place until a new prime minister was in office.
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John Kerry To Visit Brussels, London In Wake Of Brexit Vote
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini in Brussels and British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond in London on Monday, a senior State Department official said.
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David Cameron To Remain British PM After Brexit Vote: Foreign Minister Philip Hammond
David Cameron will stay on as prime minister even though Britain has voted to leave the European Union, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Friday.
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British Foreign Minister Warns Brexit Vote Is 'Irreversible'
A British vote to leave the European Union would be "irreversible" and the country could only rejoin the bloc on what would be unacceptable terms, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond warned on Monday.
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Britain Starts Search For Next Bank Of England Governor
Britain's finance minister Philip Hammond began the search for a new governor of the Bank of England on Wednesday, seeking someone to help steer the world's fifth-biggest economy, and its global financial centre, through the upheaval of Brexit.
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UK Finance Minister Hammond Seeks 'Pragmatic' Brexit
British finance minister Philip Hammond said Britain should adopt a pragmatic approach to Brexit negotiations which begin on Monday, striking a different tone to Prime Minister Theresa May who has threatened to leave the EU without a deal if necessary.
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IMF Urges Key G20 Countries To Spend More For Growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned risks to the global economy are growing, as it called on some G20 nations to boost government spending.
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Jacob Lew To Return To London To Meet New British Finance Minister
US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said he would travel to Britain for the second time in a week today to meet new finance minister Philip Hammond.
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British Cabinet To Remain In Post After Brexit Vote: Foreign Minister
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said today Britain's cabinet, which was split over whether the country should vote to leave the European Union, would remain in place until a new prime minister was in office.
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John Kerry To Visit Brussels, London In Wake Of Brexit Vote
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini in Brussels and British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond in London on Monday, a senior State Department official said.
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David Cameron To Remain British PM After Brexit Vote: Foreign Minister Philip Hammond
David Cameron will stay on as prime minister even though Britain has voted to leave the European Union, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Friday.
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British Foreign Minister Warns Brexit Vote Is 'Irreversible'
A British vote to leave the European Union would be "irreversible" and the country could only rejoin the bloc on what would be unacceptable terms, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond warned on Monday.
