been saying, there has been lots of pre briefing on what the chancellor says today because what they don t want to do is spook the markets. this is about trying to keep things steady, giving a clear direction of travel in advance. we know there will be those spending cuts. around £30 billion of spending cuts and £24 billion of tax increases. they want to have no surprises in what we are about to hear today. i m joined by carys roberts, executive director of the institute for public policy research a centre left think tank. thank you forjoining us, what will you be looking for from the chancellor today? it you be looking for from the chancellor today? you be looking for from the chancellor today? it is critically im iortant chancellor today? it is critically important that chancellor today? it is critically important that the chancellor today? it is critically important that the chancellor l important that the chancellor recognises the huge challenges that people are facing up
Thursday s Autumn Statement was a mixed bag for Britain s largest firms, which were left to weigh the impact of new policies, such as the extension of the Energy Price Guarantee.
Thursday s Autumn Statement was a mixed bag for Britain s largest firms, which were left to weigh the impact of new policies, such as the extension of the Energy Price Guarantee.