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06 Mar 2007
The International Monetary Fund has told Gordon Brown to reduce spending rather than raise taxes in order to shore up the public finances.
According to the FT , the IMF said the chancellor's 'credibility' in pursuing a tight spending round would be put to a 'critical test'.
In its Article IV consultation, however, concluding December's preliminary annual review of the UK economy, the IMF did acknowledge that the performance of the UK economy had been 'impressive'.
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