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in energy bills from tomorrow, despite government help to limit price rises. plus: auto austerity! citroen s answer to the energy crisis a cheap electric car made of recycled plastics and cardboard! hi, there. prime minister liz truss and chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng will be trying to rebuild the confidence of financial markets today after a week of turmoil sparked by their economic plans last friday. they are to meet with the head of the uk s government spending watchdog, the office for budget responsibility. the obr s role is to give independent oversight of borrowing and spending plans. critics say it should have been involved from the start. the pound hasjumped the most against the dollar in over two years, erasing all its losses over the past week. this, after the bank of england continued to pump money into the bond markets to prop up the value of uk debt. the prime minister though is still insisting her tax cutting plans are right for the british econ
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They could look to intervene again and therefore that might send a message to speculators that the gilt market will be pushed around by the bully boys, as it were, of the speculators. boys, as it were, of the speculators. boys, as it were, of the seculators. a , , speculators. as you say, pretty massive market speculators. as you say, pretty massive market intervention i speculators. as you say, pretty| massive market intervention by the bank of england. do you think it s overall the tonic that s needed to stem the crisis of confidence or do you think it is a little more than a short term sticking plaster? i think it is a short term sticking plaster because we have seen the central bank of several countries over the years intervene. some of the older viewers will remember the black wednesday in the 1990s when the british pound exited from the exchange rate mechanism and there were several interventions by the bank of england on that day. this could be the beginning of another series