Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Gilts have staged a strong rally this week, driving down the UK government’s borrowing costs as chancellor ...

LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves said she was looking at both tax rises and spending cuts for her budget on November 26, confirming widely held expectations given ...

The upcoming Autumn Budget, to be delivered on 26 November 2025, represents a critical moment for the UK tax landscape. The Rachel Reeves-led treasury faces a substantial fiscal shortfall – estimated ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has revealed that she is considering both tax increases and spending cuts in preparation for the upcoming budget, marking a shift from her previous reluctance to discuss ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Participants at Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable have backed the International Monetary Fund’s recommendation that the ...

Rachel Reeves has signalled she is looking for potential tax rises and spending cuts in her upcoming Budget in a bid to fill the £50billion black hole in Britain’s finances. The Chancellor partly ...

The Chancellor is claimed to be weighing up more than a hundred separate tax and spending measures as she tries to plug a £30 billion hole in the nation’s finances. Options range from an “exit tax” on ...

As Rachel Reeves' second budget fast approaches, speculation about tax rises and spending cuts is reaching fever pitch. On 26 November, the chancellor will set out her plan to address the UK's growing ...