Expected productivity downgrade to leave Britons facing additional tax rises of at least £8bn
Expected productivity downgrade to leave Britons facing additional tax rises of at least £8bn
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Chancellor on course to miss targets and spending promises as finances plunge deeper into the red
Revision of major indicator would blow £20bn black hole in Chancellor’s headroom
Allan Monks, UK economist at JPMorgan, told the Financial Times that even shaving 0.1 or 0.2 per cent from productivity would…
A downgrade in the productivity figures could leave Reeves with a bigger fiscal gap
With public finances deteriorating at speed, a repeat of her maiden Budget is now almost certain
‘Iron-clad’ borrowing rules and a slowing economy threaten fresh raids this autumn
