Rachel Reeves, inflation
UK politics live: Surprise inflation fall eases pressure on Reeves as markets predict interest rate cut
Inflation has fallen to 2.5 per cent in a boost for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she faces criticism over market turmoil and volatility in the value of the pound. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) figure is still above the Bank of England’s 2 per cent target, but is lower than November’s 2.6 per cent.
No longer full of life, Rachel Reeves now resembles the living dead. In office, but no longer in charge of events. A zombie ...
I see Rachel Reeves got one of those bottle-hard manicures before her trip to pass round the begging bowl in China. Just as ...
RACHEL Reeves has been blasted for laughing in Parliament while being confronted over soaring borrowing costs and the pound’s ...
Taxpayers may have breathed a sigh of relief today when Keir Starmer categorically ruled out an emergency Budget this Spring.
Rachel Reeves was flying back from China into an economic storm as the Pound lost further ground against the Dollar and the ...
The Chancellor has flown back from China to financial markets in turmoil, with the cost of long-term Government borrowing ...
The economic situation is hardly rosy but much of the criticism against the Chancellor is overblown,' writes The Mirror's ...
Two thirds of the nation’s top retailers have warned they will have to raise prices to cope with rising tax bills triggered ...
The inflation figures come amid a sell-off in the gilt market, which has raised doubts about the government's fiscal plans.
Rachel Reeves was branded a laughing stock by an irate GB News star as viewers chimed in that they wouldn't trust her to be ...
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