IMF predicts UK RECESSION | ‘I don’t see that happening’ says Liam Halligan

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1 thought on “IMF predicts UK RECESSION | ‘I don’t see that happening’ says Liam Halligan”

  1. It would appear that the ungrateful IMF is institutionally anti-Britain. If Russia and the Eastern European states are better off than UK why would all the illegal immigration be heading our way. And not the reverse. Should we stop sending aid money to IMF and World Bank as they are our enemies not our friends. Constantly trying to run Britain down.

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