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Labour’s economic plan is finally taking shape – but will it be enough?

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Labour's Rachel Reeves outlined a wide-ranging economic plan in March. She argued that political volatility was a primary cause of Britain's economic stagnation. But not all of the country's economic woes can be traced back to the Conservatives. Reeves also cited geopolitical instability as a further source of economic disruption.

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Labour’s economic plan is finally taking shape – but will it be enough?

Ever since Liz Truss’ fateful mini-budget of October 2022, the Labour party has enjoyed a commanding lead in the polls. Yet for many, its political vision has remained vague and undefined. But now a clearer picture is beginning to emerge. In a speech to members of the UK’s financial sector in mid-March, the shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves outlined a wide-ranging economic plan. Championing a growth strategy built around stability, Reeves argued…

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