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Letter from Sunak to Brussels sees ‘no reason’ why City of London rights cannot be passed by June
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Italy's Banco BPM is
rushing to set up new "disaster recovery rooms" after an area
close to one of its existing crisis facilities emerged as the
epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, three sources familiar
with the matter said.
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The British government announced
plans on Monday to include onshore wind and solar power in its
next round of auctions to help fund renewable energy projects,
in a sign it is stepping up efforts to meet its climate targets.
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A co-ordinated response is needed to protect health and prosperity
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British trade minister Liz Truss
said she wanted with the United States to agree to the removal
of retaliatory tariffs on some British and U.S. products over EU
subsidies on large aircraft early in trade negotiations to show
goodwill.
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The International Monetary
Fund and the World Bank on Monday said they stood ready to help
member countries address the human and economic challenges of
the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak, including through
emergency funding.
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A senior U.S. Commerce
Department official who helped lead the administration's efforts
to impose export restrictions on China's Huawei Technologies Co
is resigning effective Friday, officials said on
Monday.
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G7 finance ministers are
expected to hold a conference call on Tuesday to discuss
measures to deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus
outbreak, people familiar with the arrangements told Reuters.
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* High court ruling not expected until after Nov. 3 election
(Adds comment from Pelosi and Texas attorney general)
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Having pared interest rates deep
into sub-zero territory and pumped in 2.6 trillion euros worth
of stimulus via asset purchases, the ECB may not have much left
to give investors baying for more policy support.