Rachel Reeves has been urged not to raise taxes in response to the economic shock brought on by the US’s war with Iran. Ministers will next week hold an emergency meeting with the governor of the Bank ...
Fears of fresh tax raid as Reeves addresses economic shock - ...
Analysts are sounding the alarm over potential tax raids from Chancellor Rachel Reeves as Britain braces for the "greatest ...
Rachel Reeves’ plans to stabilise the UK public finances and reboot her growth strategy have been upended as the energy crisis shakes the markets and raises the spectre of recession, investors have ...
Britain came under attack on the global bond markets yesterday as UK borrowing costs soared to an 18-year high.
The official published version of Rachel Reeves's Spring Statement this year contains a proud pledge: 'We promised change at the election.' ...
One expert said the Chancellor will 'have to make difficult decisions in the autumn budget unless hostilities end quickly and energy prices subside'.
British government borrowing costs surged to their highest since the 2008 financial crisis on Friday. Yields on the benchmark 10-year gilt have jumped around 68 basis points in the 15 trading days ...
Yields on 10-year UK government bonds surged above 4.9% at one stage on Friday, hitting their highest level for 18 years.
The latest monthly borrowing figures, out on Friday morning, prove again that the economic picture for Britain is a grim one. There was a record deficit for February, making it very unlikely the ...
The Office for National Statistics has said that Chancellor Rachel Reeves has overseen a total of £126bn in borrowing in this financial year.
If the bombing of energy infrastructure continues, Rachel Reeves could be left with another crisis just as the public ...