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British Chancellor Kwasi Kwaten has resigned. He confirmed this information on his Twitter account and made his own statement.
"You asked me to leave the position of Minister of Finance. I agree," said in a document to British Prime Minister Tras.
KWorten took office as Minister of Finance in early September. In total, he was in power for 38 days. His predecessor, Nadim Zahavi, served as Finance Minister for two months.
gWorten is known for plans to reduce the tax burden, which has raised concerns among economists about the growth of the UK federal budget deficit and the potential subsequent surge in UK public debt. The announcement of the plan led to rising government bond yields and falling pounds, which directly led to the UK's "financial crisis" and made Tras "suffered".
At the request of British Prime Minister Trass, Kwoten announced his resignation under pressure. It is obvious that Kwoten became the "scapegoat" of Trass because all plans are Trass' campaign promises. She attacked Kwoten, which meant "going to protect the car", which was really Trass.
