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Regaining credibility demands more than defiantly jabbing a finger at the Laffer curve
Plus, Keir Starmer puts Labour on election footing
Ineos billionaire hits out at unfunded tax cuts, insisting ‘you have to balance your books somehow or other’
Governor sticks with Friday deadline for central bank action and tells pension funds they have three days left
Chancellor aims to curb public spending as he thrashes out plan to bring debt under control
IFS think-tank tells chancellor not to ‘rely on over-optimistic growth forecasts’
PM and her chancellor seek to reassure the markets with October 31 fiscal statement and key Treasury appointment
Chancellor brings announcement forward to October 31 as gilt markets sell off despite BoE intervention
Thirty-year borrowing costs shoot higher as government and central bank both seek to reassure investors
The UK chancellor can regain the confidence of queasy markets, but it may require politically excruciating choices
Prime minister dismisses Treasury concerns over loss of £12bn tax revenue
Executives attending the Tory party conference this week say Britain is becoming uninvestable
IFS calculations show all levels of income distribution will be hit by measures
Fitch warns unfunded tax cuts could lead to significant increase in government deficits in medium term
Chancellor likely to be asked about 8% surcharge on bank profits
Fiscal discipline will be difficult for the chancellor to achieve, but it is possible
Sterling and gilts rally after UK chancellor reverses 45p tax rate cut for highest earners
Prime minister cuts her losses and abandons plan to ditch top rate of income tax after outcry
Shift to safety comes after market turmoil triggered by UK mini-Budget
Government must go further to restore Britain’s economic credibility
Analysts’ warnings include chances of stagflation and deep recession with little improvement in medium term
UK chancellor’s volte-face will not restore the country’s fiscal credibility
Purchases of bonds surged 400% in September after years of ‘pathetic’ returns
The prime minister’s authority has already been seriously damaged
PM faces hard choices if she is to get financial measures through the House of Commons
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