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Chancellor Rachel Reeves should bring forward a change to fiscal rules to ease pressures faced at spring fiscal events, a ...
When she became chancellor, Reeves set out two financial rules. The first was that day-to-day spending would be paid for with government revenue, which is mainly taxes. Borrowing is only for ...
Rachel Reeves said was steering the economy past a black hole but her calculations are off and we’re heading for the abyss, ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to reduce her wafer-thin £9.9bn headroom even further at the Autumn Budget to avoid making ...
NIESR said Reeves may have to build a larger headroom to win support from the bond markets and businesses across the country.
Rachel Reeves still faces making deep cuts in spending next week despite Labour's curbs on benefits. The Chancellor's Spring Statement next Wednesday had originally been billed as a low-key update ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has claimed the UK government made a tactical retreat over its flagship planning bill in an attempt to speed it on to the statute book.
Government borrowing has overshot predictions, putting Rachel Reeves under more pressure to take control of public finances.
Rachel Reeves could launch a fresh tax grab on banks to plug the spending holes left by Labour’s recent U-turns, new analysis ...
Deep fried prawn balls, chicken chow mein, crispy shredded beef and a Ponzi scheme could be about to win the Chancellor a ...
Rachel Reeves's upcoming Budget has been hit with increased tax fears after No10 left the door open to a wealth levy. The Chancellor, who recently ruled out such a move, could now be considering ...