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    Le finanze pubbliche del Regno Unito sono migliori del previsto a gennaio

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    1. NagromNitsuj on

      So Reeves misleading remarks about the budget, where in fact misleading.

    2. Dimmo17 on

      In 2026 we’ve had better than expected retail grwoth, better than expected tax revenue, better than expected PMI (private sector growth rate) and inflation rate dropping sharply. 

      Hopefully we are turning the corner! 

    3. limeflavoured on

      “In a blow to Rachel Reeves”?

      Mostly kidding, but I wouldn’t be surprised if some news site or other say it.

    4. MapDiscombobulated1 on

      Tomorrow’s headline in the Torygraph: Why this is terrible news for Starmer 

    5. MouldyFruit2023 on

      Well I’d fucking hope so the amount they are shafting us.

    6. mixxituk on

      It just keeps getting worse and worse when can we get a real pm like kemi or nigel

    7. Great_Comparison462 on

      An actually decent public sector pay rise in the offing?

      Of course not!

    8. Cielo11 on

      Nick Ferrari show made it quite clear why this wasn’t actually good news.

      It’s fantastic we live in a country where the Media would rather we felt miserable about everything.

    9. AnalThermometer on

      Which sounds good, but unemployment is also at its highest in 5 years. It’s not that difficult to increase taxes but it comes at the expense of your market. You can look toward Germany for a country which maintains a large surplus with almost no growth either.

    10. Fun_Elk284 on

      There’s a simple reason, the rumours about raising capital gains tax brought forward a load of selling, the tax for those sales was paid in Jan via self assessment. It was an unnatural bump in those sales so it would be expected that tax take would be lower this year as people front loaded selling before CGT uplift.

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