Bonds steady after sell-off that threatens to wipe out room for extra borrowing under Labour’s budget rules
Rising gilt yields mean government departments may face further squeeze
Rising UK borrowing costs raise risk that chancellor will have to impose tighter fiscal policy as soon as March
Treasury seeks to reassure markets as gilt sell-off threatens the government’s ability to meet its fiscal rules
Chancellor will speak alongside new OBR forecasts on March 26
Data highlights challenges facing chancellor Rachel Reeves
UK chancellor describes last week’s £40bn tax-raising Budget as a ‘one-off reset’ and one ‘we will never need . . . again’
OBR chair says relationship with finance ministry moving to ‘system of trust but verify’
You’re a little much for me, public sector net financial liabilities
Ceiling rises 20% over 5-year period to £200bn to avoid ‘having to take short-term decisions’
Assessment from rating agency comes as gilts steady after sell-off sparked by scale of extra borrowing
Findings of IFS think-tank come as Reeves acknowledges policies could dampen pay growth
OBR says announcements amount to one of the biggest fiscal loosenings of recent decades
A quick guide to the UK chancellor’s main policy announcements and official economic forecasts
Rachel Reeves must now deliver on her investment plans, or taxes will rise even further
Markets unsettled by extent of government borrowing as Rachel Reeves boosts spending
The British people will hope that higher spending delivers the better services they want
Watchdog says it cannot tell how big ‘black hole’ inherited by Rachel Reeves would have been with full transparency
Chancellor is due to unveil tax and spend measures, but she may struggle to boost growth quickly
Reeves must stabilise the economy, and pave the way for higher growth
Chancellor promises in FT to avoid ‘falls in public sector investment’ planned by Tories
She learned this one simple trick… hopefully bond markets don’t HATE her
Data comes as chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to raise taxes in next week’s Budget
Traditional Labour measures on tax and borrowing will need to be balanced with thinner fare to keep to fiscal constraints
Treasury chief secretary Darren Jones sets out ‘guardrails’ for investment
