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Hunt has raided the piggy-bank for his tax cuts Will it work?

By spending all of the extra inflation windfall in one go, its hard to avoid the conclusion that Hunt has taken a big gamble.

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Autumn Statement review: An economist s spotlight on the detail from Gerard Lyons

Autumn Statement review: An economist s spotlight on the detail from Gerard Lyons
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Ghastly expensive mess : bond vigilantes return as deficits rise | Bonds

Governments face a surge in borrowing costs fuelled by high interest rates and conflict in the Middle East

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British households feel good about their finances (unlike the rest of Europe)

More than a third of Brits think their finances will improve over the next year, which is more than those in France, Italy and recession-hit Germany.

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Upbeat Britain! UK households are the only consumers from major European countries to feel positive about their budgets as the economy shows signs of recovery

More than a third of Brits think their finances will improve over the next year, which is more than those in France, Italy and recession-hit Germany.

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