Rachel Reeves, Chancellor, appeared to have steadied bond market nerves after her latest Budget, implementing a broad range of tax increases to reassure investors. However, developments in Japan now threaten
Rachel Reeves, Chancellor, appeared to have steadied bond market nerves after her latest Budget, implementing a broad range of tax increases to reassure investors. However, developments in Japan now threaten
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, has been cautioned by leading analysts over risks of a repeat of the mini budget fiasco experienced during Liz Truss’s tenure, as the cost of new
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to increase taxes in the forthcoming November budget after official figures revealed government borrowing soared to a five year high in August. Data
Britain’s long term borrowing costs have soared to levels unseen since 1998, ratcheting up pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her crucial autumn budget scheduled for 26 November. Investors






