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Jeremy Hunt, right, meets Irish Finance Minister Michael McGrath in London on Jan. 26.
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Ireland and the UK have a shared determination to secure an agreement on post-Brexit trading arrangements, Irish Finance Minister Michael McGrath said following his first meeting with Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt on Thursday.
Talks on trading for Northern Ireland have reached a new level and there’s a very good atmosphere, though there are still issues that need to be resolved, he said in an interview with Bloomberg.