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Tax rises ‘virtually inevitable’ after £8bn borrowing blow (opens the original)
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Tax rises are "virtually inevitable" after official figures showed the Treasury has borrowed £8bn more than expected so far this year. Economists said the Chancellor faced an "uncomfortable" Budget after the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said spending outstripped tax receipts by £18.3bn in August, £3.5bn more than expected. It means John Healey, the Chancellor, has borrowed £77.3bn so far this financial year, which is £8.1bn more than forecast.Reacting to the figures, Emma Reynolds, the C
Burnham warns of ‘challenging’ Budget as inflation rises (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has warned of a "challenging" Budget as the Iran war drives up oil and gas prices. The Prime Minister said he would do what he could to ease the cost of living after the Middle East conflict pushed price rises to a five-month high. Mr Burnham branded the latest up-tick in inflation a "concern", as official figures showed the headline rate rose from 2.9pc in July to 3.1pc in August. However, he insisted that Britain's economy had shown "resilience across the board". His warning of a
Wall Street hit by tech sell-off after AI bosses push for slowdown (opens the original)
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Tech stocks fell sharply on Monday after AI companies called for a slowdown in the development of the technology. The Nasdaq Composite dropped as much as 1.3pc to 25,992.54 after Anthropic's chief executive Dario Amodei called for tech companies to reduce the speed of its development. The tech-heavy index was particularly vulnerable to the sell-off. Sandisk, Intel and Micron all fell more than 6pc, while Nvidia, the world's largest company by market value, was 3.8pc lower. The Dow Jones Industri
Borrowing cost surge leaves Healey with £10bn headache (opens the original)
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Britain's borrowing costs have surged at one of the fastest paces in the world in a move that threatens to blow a near £10bn hole in Chancellor John Healey's fiscal plans. Interest rates on 10-year gilts, a benchmark for Treasury borrowing costs, rose to the highest level since 2008 on Tuesday amid a global bond market rout. Britain's cost to borrow over 20 years rose to its highest level since 1998, signalling growing stress in the market. Government borrowing costs around the world have climbe
British Gas boss warns UK risks winter fuel shortage (opens the original)
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The boss of British Gas's owner has warned the UK risks fuel shortages this winter as stockpiles fall. Chris O'Shea, the chief executive of Centrica, said Britain had "almost no gas in storage in the UK for the coming winter". Mr O'Shea said low gas reserves in the UK were a "huge concern" and that the country had "for too long" relied on other countries for energy imports while underinvesting in storage and power plants. Britain's gas facilities were around 30pc full this week, down from 46pc a
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