UK recession looms after Liz Truss's growth program backfires
Hunt warns of more difficult decisions on both tax, spending as Truss tries to curb debt
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Hunt warns of more difficult decisions on both tax, spending as Truss tries to curb debt
“Once fiscal credibility is lost, it’s very hard to regain,” a leading think tank told CNBC.
The hotelier says Tories are transforming into 'soft Labour' and warns that the anti-growth coalition has won
Liz Truss’s new UK government delivered the most sweeping tax cuts since 1972, slashing levies on rich households and companies in a bid to boost economic growth in a move that triggered a massive market selloff of the currency and bonds.
The dramatic 'Emergency Budget' saw the biggest assault on the tax burden since 1972, the Chancellor abolished the 45p top rate for around 660,000 people earning over £150,000.