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The International Monetary Fund has declined a request from UK lawmakers to explain to Parliament why it made an unsolicited attack on the former government’s budget shortly before the plan imploded.
Harriett Baldwin, chair of the Treasury Committee in the House of Commons, has asked IMF officials to give evidence about the statement they made on Sept. 27. The fund at the time urged former Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng to re-evaluate his tax-cutting “Growth Plan.”
IMF Declines to Testify to UK MPs Over Mini-Budget Intervention – Bloomberg
