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UK's Finance minister to warn G7 against unilateral trade moves during Iran war
- The UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer convened business leaders from sectors including energy, shipping, and finance to discuss economic impacts from Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
- The UK's Finance Minister emphasized the importance of a coordinated economic response among G7 nations during the Iran conflict, warning against unilateral trade decisions amid rising oil prices.
- Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho criticized Labour's energy policies and advocated for increased North Sea drilling to reduce household bills during the energy crisis.
- A British diplomat was expelled from Russia over spying accusations that involved attempts to gather economic information, escalating diplomatic tensions.
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UK's Reeves to warn G7 against unilateral trade moves during Iran war
Britain's finance minister will urge her G7 counterparts on Monday not to pursue unilateral measures such as new trade barriers while the Iran war continues, saying such steps could further threaten energy security.
UK’s Reeves to warn G7 against trade moves during Iran war
Britain's finance minister will urge her G7 counterparts on Monday not to pursue unilateral measures such as new trade barriers while the US-Israeli war on Iran continues, saying such steps could further threaten energy security. During a meeting with G7 finance ministers, energy ministers and central bank governors, Rachel Reeves will say the G7 "should act together, not in ways that shift pressure onto partners or weaken collective resilience"…
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