GBP Annual Budget Release
Domestic government spending and borrowing levels can have a significant impact on the economy - increased spending generates work for contractors and creates jobs, while borrowing levels impact the nations credit rating and provide insight into the nation's underlying fiscal position;
This document outlines the government's budget for the year, including expected spending and income levels, borrowing levels, financial objectives, and planned investments;
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- From @FirstSquawk|Mar 6, 2024|1 comment
post: UK'S HUNT WE CAN NOW HELP FAMILIES WITH PERMANENT CUTS IN TAX post: Jeremy Hunt says that the government can help families 'not just with temporary cost of living support but with permanent cuts to taxation' He says that Conservatives know that lower taxes mean higher growth, and higher growth means more opportunity, more prosperity and more… post: Jeremy Hunt says that inflation is forecast to fall below 2% target 'in just a few months' time - nearly a whole year earlier than forecast at the time of the Autumn Statement' post: Jeremy Hunt confirms he is extending fuel duty freeze and 5p cut for another year - cost around £5billion post: UK'S HUNT: OBR FORECASTS SHOW 2024/25 BUDGET DEFICIT OF 3.1% OF GDP (NOV FORECAST 3.0%) UK'S HUNT: OBR FORECASTS 2026/27 UNDERLYING PUBLIC DEBT TO GDP RATIO OF 93.2% (NOV FORECAST 93.2%) || UK'S HUNT: BORROWING FORECAST TO DROP TO LOWEST SHARE OF GDP SINCE 2001 AT END OF…
- From youtube.com/cnbc-tv18|Mar 6, 2024
This time it's personal: UK's Sunak and Starmer ramp up the attacks as election looms Chancellor Budget 2024: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak takes questions in parliament before British Finance Minister Hunt delivers statement on UK's Spring Budget 2024. Hunt will seek a way to cut taxes in his budget to help Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's bleak election prospects but he must tread carefully to avoid upsetting bond markets, 18 months after the "mini-budget" crisis of former premier Liz Truss. British Finance Minister Hunt presents ...
- From fxexplained.co.uk|Mar 5, 2024
Amid concerns over the UK’s escalating tax burden, heightened by pandemic-induced spending and fiscal drag, the Budget is expected to address taxation policies. The government’s decision to freeze tax thresholds until 2028 has drawn attention to the concept of fiscal drag, wherein taxpayers are inadvertently pushed into higher tax brackets due to inflation-driven income growth. Chancellor Hunt faces pressure to alleviate this burden, although limited fiscal headroom presents challenges to substantial tax cuts. Potential Tax Policy ...
- From exchangerates.org.uk|Mar 4, 2024
UK markets are reacting to weekend comments from Chancellor Hunt. The Spring Budget is due out on Wednesday and speculation on its contents will be a theme for the first part of the week. So far, all the signs point to a fiscally responsible budget with small tax cuts. Its market impact could be limited. Monday’s session is off to a quiet start with EURUSD flat, alongside the DAX and US stock futures. UK markets are making the only moves of note, with the FTSE opening –0.3% lower and the Pound slightly stronger with a +0.15% gain ...
- From omfif.org|Mar 16, 2023
With strains on the public purse and the need still to keep down the UK’s risk premium after September 2022’s reckless mini-budget, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt had limited room for largesse in his 15 March budget. With a technical gross domestic product recession no longer expected, the Treasury’s coffers were around £30bn fuller than expected in Hunt’s 17 November statement, adjusted for definitional changes to student loans. But with financial markets watching, he was right to use no more than two-thirds of it in ...
- From bnnbloomberg.ca|Mar 15, 2023|1 comment
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said the UK economy will avoid a recession this year as the outlook improves, giving the Treasury a potential boost. “The UK economy is on the right track,” Hunt said in his budget speech to Parliament in London on Wednesday. “The UK will not now enter a technical recession this year,” he said, adding that the outlook is to “halve inflation, reduce debt and get the economy growing.” Hunt said the Office for Budget Responsibility, the fiscal spending watchdog, expects inflation to fall from ...
- From @sevenloI|Mar 15, 2023
post at 8:50am: UK’s Hunt Says OBR Forecasts Show: - 2023 GDP Growth of -0.2% (Nov Forecast -1.4%) - 2024 GDP Growth of 1.8% (Nov Forecast 1.3%) - 2025 GDP Growth of 2.5% (Nov Forecast 2.6%) - 2026 GDP Growth of 2.1% (Nov Forecast 2.7%) - 2027 GDP Growth of 1.9% (Nov Forecast 2.2%) https://t.co/XHLT8u6Qle post at 8:53am: MORE UK'S HUNT: OBR SEES UNEMPLOYMENT PEAKING AT 4.4% (VS 3.7% NOV-JAN 2023) #ukeconomy #ukbudget #fiscalpolicy #jeremyhunt post at 8:57am: MORE UK'S HUNT: EXPRESSES 'STEADFAST SUPPORT' FOR THE BANK OF ENGLAND #ukeconomy #ukbudget #fiscalpolicy #jeremyhunt post at 9:04am: Jeremy Hunt confirms that companies will be able to offset 100% of investment equipment, plants and machinery in the UK against taxable profits He says that it is the most generous capital allowance scheme of any advanced economy and will cost £9billion a year post at 9:07am:
UK will designate nuclear power as "sustainable" in its green taxonomy following the same path as the EU's green rule book
- From @cablefxmacro|Mar 15, 2023
post at 8:38am:
*HUNT SAYS UK WILL NOT ENTER RECESSION THIS YEAR post at 8:38am: UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: WE WILL BRING PRE-PAYMENT METER ENERGY CHARGES IN LINE WITH STANDARD CHARGES. post at 8:41am: BREAKING: Jeremy Hunt confirms that fuel duty will remain frozen for another year and the 5p cut in the price of petrol and diesel will remain in place He says this will save the average driver £100 post at 8:43am: UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: WE ARE MEETING FISCAL RULE TO HAVE DEBT FALLING. post at 8:44am: UK'S CHANCELLOR HUNT: THE OBR FORECASTS SHOW 2023/24 BUDGET DEFICIT OF 5.1% OF GDP (NOVEMBER FORECAST 5.5% OF GDP)
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