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Reserves in the tank, so that as we embark on the journey that we take over the next couple of years, we are confident that we have got enough gas in the tank to see us through that journey. There are two kinds of budget, those that have a specific problem to solve, normally a crisis in the public finances. And there are those where there isnt much to do, chancellors just have to stand up and look like theyve been keeping busy. Well, this one is more in the latter category. Part of the reason fo...

KATHMANDU, Feb 17: The government took an additional public borrowing worth Rs 22.97 billion last month amid slow revenue collection and high recurrent expenditure.

With his Budget just five weeks away, the Chancellor is being assailed with advice about what he can or should do by outside bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has told Jeremy Hunt he should not cut taxes, arguing that the country needs to curb public borrowing. Any spare cash should be spent on health, education and tackling climate change, it asserts. Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, IMF chief economist, said the UK’s focus should be on “the path towards a fiscal consolidati...

Jeremy Hunt has been handed a £5bn boost for tax cuts in the Budget after public borrowing fell to a pre-lockdown low in December.

The GBP/USD pair holds below the mid-1.2600s during the early Asian trading hours on Thursday.

It will be a quiet Asian session in terms of economic data.

Stronger tax receipts and lower debt interest payments have helped the Government borrow £20bn less than official forecasts this year, handing Jeremy Hunt a borrowing boost and raising hopes for pre-election tax cuts.

Public borrowing was higher than most economists had expected last month.

Strong tax receipts helped the Government borrow less than expected in July, fuelling the debate over potential tax cuts.