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Chancellor: Treasury will monitor Thames Water carefully

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Chancellor: Treasury will monitor Thames Water carefully

Chancellor: Treasury will monitor Thames Water carefully

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says the Treasury will monitor Thames Water's situation "very carefully" but believes the company is “still solvent” despite reports of shareholders withdrawing investment money.

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