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MNI's Political Risk team has published its Week Ahead article looking at some of the major political events taking place across the world over the coming seven days that could impact markets. Includes info on UK Chancellor delivering the Autumn Statement; the Netherlands holding its general election; the potential for a tripartite meeting of China, Japan, South Korea foreign ministers in Busan; and Russian President Vladimir Putin's planned attendance at a virtual G20 leaders' summit.


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MNI's Political Risk team has published its Week Ahead article looking at some of the major political events taking place across the world over the coming seven days that could impact markets. Includes info on UK Chancellor delivering the Autumn Statement; the Netherlands holding its general election; the potential for a tripartite meeting of China, Japan, South Korea foreign ministers in Busan; and Russian President Vladimir Putin's planned attendance at a virtual G20 leaders' summit.


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