The recent U.K. budget, introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, marked the first such statement from a Labour government in 14 years and has drawn mixed reactions from financial markets. Following the budget’s release, which implemented tax increases totaling 40 billion pounds ($52 billion)—the largest hike in over three decades—there were initial concerns among investors, prompting...
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