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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Financial leaders from the Group of Seven (G7) rich nations discussed on Friday continued support to economies, a minimum level of tax on digital giants and more money for the International Monetary Fund, a senior EU official said.
"Very interesting discussion among Finance Ministers and Central Banks. Keep support to economies, work to agree on digital and minimal taxation and to strengthen IMF support to lower income countries," European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Paolo Gentiloni said on Twitter.
LONDON (Reuters) -Bitcoin hit a record of $62,741 on Tuesday, extending its 2021 rally to new heights a day ahead of Coinbase's initial public offering. The largest U.S....
LONDON (Reuters) - Fund managers increased their cash allocations as expectations of higher inflation, taxation changes and a "taper tantrum" leave equities vulnerable to...
(Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Angela Merkel’s cabinet is expected to approve legislation on Tuesday setting out nationwide rules on restrictions designed to stem Covid-19...
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