Office for Budget Responsibility
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Frightening retail sales figures mean the Treasury must instil more confidence in struggling firms and consumers
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Our latest snapshot of key economic indicators show retail sales falling, job losses soaring, GDP growth and stock market stalling
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Our latest snapshot of key economic indicators shows travel down and inflation up amid double-dip recession
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Weak growth and pressure on NHS and welfare budgets will add to Covid woes, warns IFS thinktank
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Minister for the overseas territories and sustainable development quits; nurses, doctors and NHS workers to get pay rise
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Monthly borrowing hits £22.3bn as Covid crisis forces debt pile up to highest proportion of GDP since 1960s
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MPs also hear that national debt is now more sensitive to movements in interest rates
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August’s near-£36bn borrowing figure follows unprecedented government spending
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Abolishing Public Health England or the overseas aid department is easy. The challenge is to create new institutions that will reshape Britain
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Pandemic pushes national debt to 100.5% of GDP for first time since March 1961
The Hlcarpenter.com view on Covid economics: worry about jobs, not the deficit