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It could be Mission: Impossible for the chancellor this week - and she's far from alone
There will be much to chew over at the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) spring meetings this week.
Central bankers and finance ministers will descend on Washington for its latest bi-annual gathering, a place where politicians and academics converge, all of them trying to make sense of what's going on in the global economy. Everything and nothing has changed since they last met in October - one man continues to dominate the agenda.
Six months ago, delegates were wondering if Donald Trump could win the election and what that might mean for tax and tariffs: How far would he push it? Would his policy match his rhetoric? This time round, expect iterations of the same questions: Will the US president risk plunging the world's largest economy into recession? Yes, he put on a bombastic display on his so-called "Liberation Day.
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