britain s new prime minister, rishi sunak, has moved into number ten and spent most of the day appointing senior members of the government. on arriving in downing street tuesday, he said the uk was facing a profound economic crisis , and made a point of saying that he d repair the damage caused by some of the policies of his predecessor liz truss. i will place economic stability and confident at the heart of this government s agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come. he also named his new cabinet. there are a lot of changes butjeremy hunt will stay in the key post as chancellor. he was appointed just a few weeks ago after the failed mini budget. on monday, jeremy hunt is due to deliver a much anticipated statement on the government s tax and spending plans, along with analysis from the office for budget responsibility. joining me now is melanie baker senior uk economist at royal london asset management. there are some rumours that this fiscal event on 31 october
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to deliver a much anticipated statement on the government s tax and spending plans, along with analysis from the office for budget responsibility. joining me now is melanie baker senior uk economist at royal london asset management. there are some rumours that this fiscal event on 31 october could be delayed, what do you think about that? i could be delayed, what do you think about that? think about that? i don t think it s a particular think about that? i don t think it s a particular cause - think about that? i don t think it s a particular cause for- it s a particular cause for concern, if we are talking a delay of a few weeks, i think letting the chancellor and rishi sunak giving them time to come up with a fuller set of fiscal policies, having those discussions with advisers and experts, allowing more time to digestible that income up with a full set of economic and school forecasts, that is something potentially to be