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John Healey heads to IMF meeting amid warning over UK borrowing
Chancellor John Healey is due to travel to Bangkok for the International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting.
The Bank of England governor has warned that the government needs to balance the books.
The warning said failure to do so could risk turmoil in bond markets.
Bond markets are where governments borrow money by selling bonds.
The warning is hanging over Healey’s trip to the meeting.
The available information does not say what decisions or announcements are expected there.
Chancellor John Healey is due to travel to Bangkok for the IMF’s annual meeting.
He is heading to the meeting amid a warning from the Bank of England governor about UK borrowing.
The governor warned that the government must balance the books or risk bond market turmoil.
The article says Healey will fly to Bangkok this weekend.
- Who
- Chancellor John Healey.
- What
- He is travelling to the IMF’s annual meeting.
- When
- This weekend.
- Where
- Bangkok.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Attendee
- John Healey
- Event
- IMF annual meeting
- Location
- Bangkok
- Warning
- Balance the books or risk bond market turmoil
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