Think tank says GDP growth is likely to be 0.2 percentage points lower in the first year of tariffs if implemented by the US ...

But Reeves’s speech on growth has a contradiction at its heart. Her decisions at the Budget, including a £25bn national ...

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves poses outside 11 Downing Street, London, with her ministerial red box, before delivering her Budget (Lucy North/PA) PA Wire No 10 said the Finance Bill ...

Rachel Reeves’s ... with last October’s Budget. Recommended Letters: It’ll take more than a free coffee to get me shopping at Waitrose again Rachel Reeves won’t reverse – but she might ...

Rachel Reeves’ Budget created a vicious circle whereby higher taxes increased borrowing costs, squeezing the public purse and further and tempting the Chancellor into further tax rises to meet ...

Rachel Reeves has been accused of ­cooking up a desperate war on waste to cover up her Budget blunders fallout But the Tories blasted the move as a political stunt to mask spiralling debt and a ...

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will ... Her October budget pledged to significantly slow spending ahead of the next election, and since then Reeves’ room for maneuver has been slashed ...

Rachel Reeves said she would not apologise for the Budget but insisted she would like to see taxes come down. The Chancellor said she was “absolutely” relaxed about wealth creation and said ...

After a record-breaking tax grab in October, Rachel Reeves is eyeing up the taxpayer once again. The Chancellor framed the £41.5bn of tax rises in her maiden Budget as a “once in a Parliament ...

The International Monetary Fund has offered only luke-warm support for Rachel Reeves’ big-spending budget, upgrading its growth forecast for this year by just 0.1 percentage points and leaving ...

Rachel Reeves’s much-trailed speech today is a ... However, her speech in Oxfordshire felt like another Budget speech only three months after she delivered her first one, as she listed ...