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Spring Statement highlights: will Chancellor Reeves' 2025 statement leave UK residents better or worse off?

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Reeves' Spring Statement is likely to have a mixed impact on the amount of cash in your pocket 💰

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Spring Statement highlights: will Chancellor Reeves' 2025 statement leave UK residents better or worse off?

Reeves' Spring Statement is likely to have a mixed impact on the amount of cash in your pocket 💰

4 days ago·Lewes, United Kingdom

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SPRING STATEMENT: York MP says measures help growth and will make people better off

A York MP has welcomed today’s Spring Statement from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, saying it will ensure our economy keeps growing despite global…

4 days ago·York, United Kingdom

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Monex Canada

The Spring Statement sees the Chancellor apply a sticking plaster - Monex Canada

After discovering a further deterioration in the public finances, the Chancellor used today’s Spring Statement as an opportunity to apply a sticking plaster to government spending plans. This once again leaves Rachel Reeves with £9.9bn in headroom against her fiscal rules, following a series of expenditure tweaks and accounting trickery. But this approach amounts to kicking the can down the road once again, rather than seriously confronting the …

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environmentjournal.online

Spring statement 'changes course' but risks leaving net zero behind

The OBR delivered a big blow to Labour’s hopes of meagre economic growth, but Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ failure to focus on green industries is more worrying. Change. It’s a word we’ve heard almost non-stop since Sir Keir Starmer launched an election manifesto that promised different times were coming. Better. Improved. And, ideally, insulated. Nine months or so after taking control of Downing Street in a landslide vote that took Labour into p…

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FTI Strategic Communications

FTI Consulting UK Public Affairs Snapshot: Spring Statement 2025: A new type of ‘securonomics’ - FTI Strategic Communications

Rachel Reeves’ first Spring Statement as Chancellor of the Exchequer was not the statement she would have hoped to deliver. No Chancellor likes announcing the loss of fiscal headroom and forecasts of declining growth – or indeed the policies necessary to restore fiscal balance. But many Chancellors thrive off facing difficult facts. In that vein, Reeves’ argument – that short-term pain will lead to better long-term outcomes – is a familiar one. …

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