Reeves Seeks Long-Term Growth on China Visit
Reeves Seeks Long-Term Growth on China Visit After Market Pain
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves kicked off a two-day China visit Saturday, a landmark exchange highlighting the Labour government’s efforts to stay focused on long-term plans to get the British economy growing again even as fiscal concerns mount back home.
In the first full trading hour of Friday's session, Seana Smith and Madison Mills report on the morning's top market stories.
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She went on: “Choosing not to engage with China is therefore no choice at all. The UK must engage confidently with China in areas of trade that benefit the UK’s national interest and be equally ...
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