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The global economic landscape is shifting, and we need to shift with it through overhauling our planning system, bringing forward our industrial strategy and cutting excess red tape. We are ready embracing that new era and ready to tackle it.”
A Downing Street spokesperson said
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The one upside for Reeves is that it’s now going to be quite easy to make the argument that the world has changed.”
Johnson addedI would have thought the central expectation now must be that if she is sticking to her fiscal rules, she’ll need to increase taxes in the autumn by possibly some significant amount.”
Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, saidOur broader economic strategy remains the same – we need to offer stability to make the UK an attractive place to invest,
said one Whitehall officialNone of our basic protections for children and vulnerable people are up for negotiation,
a spokesperson saidI get that, ... But the implementation – the ways he’s gone about it – is just awful. I’m definitely worried about a recession, and people spending less.”
said Pulidore’sWe’ll try to take the brunt of it at first and see how that goes. If it gets to 50% then we’ll see. We’re not really sure if the manufacturers themselves will try to do something and so everybody takes a bit of the hit.”
At Village Apothecary, on Bleecker Street, owner John Kaliabakos saidI was a bit apprehensive, but he just asked me to pronounce my name, so it was all good,
Copeland saidOur Easter order was over £7,000 [$9,100] more compared to last year and we didn’t grossly increase the quantities,
Pulidore saidThe price of chocolate has gone up astronomically,
she saidThe main feeling is that [Trump] is completely bonkers,
he saidThe second is that the looming global trade war is proving the greater leveller for rate spreads,
he said, referring to past expectations of a slower pace of rate cuts in Britain
The first is that the euro has better liquidity than sterling and will benefit more as investors leave the dollar,
he saidTariffs mean the US produces more goods at home, demanding more energy, and leaving less oil and gas available to export to Europe.”
Anise Ganbold, the head of global energy markets research at Aurora, said
If inflation creeps up, locking in fixed-rate deals on your savings could shield you from rising costs."
Edmund Greaves, financial expert at blog Mouthy Money, saidWe have to try and find new homes for some of it,
added Mr Finch
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It became clear to me that we could never have done it without the Americans. I thought, ‘This is crazy — what happens if the Americans decide they don’t want to be part of it?’
Blair said
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We want to involve businesses in that decision, and we need to be clear that we keep all options on the table,
Murray saidWe have a very good dialogue,
the U.S. president said ThursdayWe have been absolutely clear that all options are on the table as we ensure the national interests of the British people, who will be very concerned at this time about how this affects the bottom line for them and their economic welfare.”
Lammy added