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Jeremy hunt plans to balance the books. we reckon even with the reversals he's already announced, assuming he remains chancellor, which is the going assumption now, that he would need to find at least £25 billion worth of slower spending increases or tax increases. you are quite right. if you did what george osborne did in his early budget which was to slash public investment spending, that would set off alarm bells precisely for the reasons you suggest. we need all the growth we can get on is that spending which is the most important.— the most important. stephanie flanders, thank _ the mo...

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Think that is difficult, and the reason it appears we want to continue to increase the budget of the nhs, we do want to spend more on social care. i think the government is increasingly finding it difficult to find other areas of government spending to cut in order to increase those budgets which points to a tax rise being needed at some point so over the longer term, the desire to spend more on health and social, the pressures on those budgets, point to taxes going up rather than down so at some stage we will have to do a permanent tax rise if we are going to go ahead with those spending incr...

BoJ Governor Kuroda remains supportive of weaker yen but expressed concern over “rapid moves”. Household spending increases but masks challenges to disposable income