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Germany to spend $83.4bn on gas, electricity subsidies in 2023

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner has laid out plans for the country to spend €83.3 billion ($83.4 billion) on gas and electricity subsidies next year, according to a ministry document obtained by Bloomberg. It shows €40.3 billion will be earmarked to cover the cost of gas and district heating, including a one-time payment in December for businesses and households. A ...

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RBNZ’s Orr reappointed for second five-year term

New Zealand central bank governor Adrian Orr has been reappointed for a second five-year term, giving him the opportunity to complete an aggressive tightening cycle as the bank seeks to regain control of inflation. Finance Minister Grant Robertson reappointed Orr after a “unanimous recommendation” from the Reserve Bank Board, Robertson said on Tuesday in Wellington. Orr’s second term begins on ...

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Citigroup bumps up holiday allowance for new UK staff

Citigroup Inc is increasing holiday allowances for UK staff, the latest bid by a bank to improve its working culture. From January, new employees will get 27 days of annual leave, increasing to 28 after two years and 29 after five years, Kathryn Skelton, head of human resources in the UK, said in an internal memo seen by Bloomberg. Previously ...

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