Liz Truss Is Still at War with the Deep State

Liz Truss is still at war with the Deep State

The last three years in British politics have largely been shaped by a single event. The “mini” Budget announced three years ago today, on 23 September 2022, was the original sin of modern British politics. It reduced the Conservative Party’s chances of winning the following general election to zero. It handed a broad but shallow majority to Labour, and created a narrative that has stalked Westminster ever since – a sense that there is a button …

Three years on from disastrous mini budget, UK government bonds remain in focus - IFA Magazine

Richard Carter, head of fixed interest research at Quilter Cheviot, comments on the UK’s ongoing fiscal pressures and bond market volatility as today marks three years since the ‘mini budget’. As we reach the three-year anniversary of the ill-fated ‘mini budget’, delivered by Liz Truss’ short-lived government, there remains pressure on the UK public finances, particularly from the bond markets that resulted in the downfall of that Conservative g…

Three-years on from the ‘Mini Budget’ - what do rising bond yields mean for our personal finances today?

Mini-Budget three years on: Short-term rates still higher

The mini-Budget was delivered three years ago, but continues to cast a long shadow over mortgage rates, with short-term rates still higher than when

AJ Bell: Three years after the mini-Budget, why isn’t the market panicking about higher gilt yields? - Wealth DFM

It will be the three year anniversary of the Truss-Kwarteng mini-Budget on 23 September. With that in mind, Laith Khalaf, Head of Investment Analysis at AJ Bell, has provided his expert insight on the state of the market. Tuesday 23 September 2025 marks the third anniversary of the Truss-Kwarteng mini-Budget, an extraordinary and calamitous episode which ultimately claimed the jobs of both the chancellor and the prime minister, and set the scene…