3 articles from The Guardian Business, The Independent.
UK Chancellor John Healey warned that the country faces a tough budget next month, citing pressure from conflict in the Middle East and global economic uncertainty. Healey indicated the government wants to build a financial buffer against instability as global bond yields reach 18-year highs. The conflict is affecting inflation, growth, and borrowing costs, according to the Chancellor.
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Chancellor says he wants to ensure country has ‘buffer’ against uncertainty as global bond yields hit 18-year high The chancellor has indicated that the UK will face a tough budget next month due to Trump’s war in the Middle East. In an interview with the Financial Times , John…
John Healey is set to deliver a key speech on the economy on Monday
Donald Trump’s war with Iran is hitting ‘inflation, growth and borrowing costs,’ John Healey warns
