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dollar too. currencies are also down against the dollartoo. he currencies are also down against the dollar too. he is effectively saying that the extra damage inflicted i5 that the extra damage inflicted is entirely the responsibility of the government. i was struck in his interview by the fact that he is sticking to his gun5 interview by the fact that he is sticking to his guns and saying he would try and help with the cost of living for the next six months and also help reorientate the economy by 2030, with more greenjobs, more jobs around the uk that a high skilled and highly paid. but equally, he didn�*t really say what he would do right now, whether it is the government who is to blame for this, or whether it is global factors, or whether in truth it is probably a mixture of both, we still didn�*t hear a short—term plan from keir starmer to deal with those mortgage product5 keir starmer to deal with those mortgage products being withdrawn, intere5t mortgage products being withdrawn, interest rates are likely to rise again and people really feeling on top of the cost of living pressure5 top of the cost of living pressures are greater deal of uncertainty today than perhaps they fell yesterday, and certainly than they felt la5t yesterday, and certainly than they felt last week. es, yesterday, and certainly than they felt last week.— felt last week. a short while ago when i interviewed _ felt last week. a short while ago when i interviewed the - felt last week. a short while ago when i interviewed the leader. felt last week. a short while ago j when i interviewed the leader of felt last week. a short while ago - when i interviewed the leader of the liberal democrats sir ed davey, he asked me where is the chancellor and where is the prime minister? are they hiding? i think probably most

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the imf said that the government�*s fiscal plan in late november would give it an opportunity to �*re—evaluate�* tax measures — �*especially those which benefit high income earners.�* the uk government proposals would scrap the top rate of income tax and end a cap on bankers�* bonuses, among other measures. the announcement on friday sparked financial turmoil, as investors dumped the pound. on monday the pound fell to record lows against the dollar. some of the country�*s biggest lenders have suspended mortgage deals amid the uncertainty. the treasury said: "we are focused on growing the economy to raise living standards for everyone." adnan mazarei is a former deputy director at the imf. here�*s his reaction on the today programme. the imf doesn�*t make such strong statements about g7 countries. these statements are common with regard to emerging market countries with problematic policies,

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recorded history against the us dollar come augu5t recorded history against the us dollar come august to the level of parity, ie one pound equals $1 but that was in thin trading on monday morning in the asian se55ion that was in thin trading on monday morning in the asian session and it then rebounded and has edged back a bit this morning but we are still around $1.06 to the pound, so roughly where we were at the end of last week, 5till marking a broader downturn for the pound against the dollar. if you look at borrowing costs in the uk tho5e dollar. if you look at borrowing costs in the uk those have risen and that�*s the most obvious worry and concern, not only are you having to borrow more because of the tax cuts but it will cost more for that borrowing and putting the uk government in a double bind. i think it is really the fact that while the pound might be quite calm at the moment it is the borrowing levels people are concerned about, the cost of the borrowing putting further pre55ure of the borrowing putting further pressure on the government, and if they announce further tax cuts that means intere5t they announce further tax cuts that means interest rates have to rise further and a5 means interest rates have to rise further and as everyone knows with their own borrowing in households that usually co5ts their own borrowing in households that usually costs more as well. hagar that usually costs more as well. how are investors — that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely _ that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely to _ that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely to react to the are inve5tor5 likely to react to the conditions you have just described? i think you will see a greater

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issues, crises that fluctuations in the market but that is not this case. this is a situation where the government has self—inflicted harm on our economy and people looking at mortgages and _ prices this morning will be worried sick, i think. i would not be surprised if they are not a little bit angry that the government has lost control of the economy, a self—inflicted wound, and they are now picking up the bill. now, there is a big political argument going on here because what keir starmer i5 argument going on here because what keir starmer is seeking to do is to notjust reduce but absolutely demolished the conservatives�* reputation for fiscal responsibility, for being the party mo5t responsibility, for being the party most trusted with the economy. so he really wants to hammer this message home that this isn�*t 5imply really wants to hammer this message home that this isn�*t simply a reaction to what is happening in global markets, but this is a result of government�*s policies, in particular the mini budget, not so many budget that happened on friday. whether he succeeds in that argument of course remains to be seen, whether people are perhaps more forgiving because we have to remember that the pound is down against the dollar, down against the euro, but some other global currencies are also down against the

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