Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement — in charts

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On Wednesday, Rachel Reeves was renovating 14 billion pounds on the tense state finance of Great Britain to restore the government’s fiscal “headscarf” and to restore its “non-negotiable” budget rules.

Chancellor Announcements in Spring Statement Later cuts were included in the parliament later in the parliament.

Reeves, who told the deputies that his statement took into account the “world that changed in front of our eyes”, was stopped increasing taxes. But analysts warned that he could have to announce fresh growth this year.

Here are the main collections from the spring statement.

Reeves restored the government’s fiscal room to maneuver in its current budget charter.

But he still has one of the lowest margins in recent times.

Until then, the growth of this year has halved, the budget responsibility office is more optimistic in the years.

But fiscal predictions can be optimistic.