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The Chancellor needs billions of pounds to repair the national finances before his first Budget on 28 October. Jamie Dimon, the head of the American bank, will use their London meeting to argue against placing new levies on financial firms. Meanwhile, union leaders and the Green Party are pushing the government to introduce a windfall tax on lenders.
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