The paper quoted a source as saying: "He is arguing from a very Treasury point of view. He is arguing like an accountant seeing the risk of everything rather than the opportunity."
The Telegraph said there were claims on Sunday that tensions have increased to the point that there are fears Mr Hammond could resign as chancellor.
The Times, meanwhile, reports that Brexit-supporting ministers believe Mr Hammond is "not following Theresa May's instruction that government 'get on' with Brexit".
The paper said Mr Hammond was facing accusations that his intervention was part of a pattern of behaviour "in which the Treasury has failed to provide constructive assistance to the Brexit process".
It argues that the revelation about the meeting last week is part of a "growing battle over the role of the Treasury in Brexit".
What does 'hard' or 'soft' Brexit mean?
Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, who supported the Leave campaign, accused Treasury officials of "negativity" towards Brexit.
He told the Westminster Hour on BBC Radio 4 that they were "reheating" former Chancellor George Osborne's briefings.
One Whitehall source told the BBC that it was natural that the chancellor would want to think through the implications of any proposals for the City of London.
However, there was a growing consensus that what is described as "high value immigration", which is seen to benefit the City, should not be affected by Brexit, the source added.
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