UK borrowing falls in April, to £31.7bn, as Covid-19 costs remain high – business live

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April’s public finances figures show that the government’s financial position isn’t as bad as the Office for Budget Responsibility predicted only two months ago, says Ruth Gregory of Capital Economics. And that means that the tax hikes and spending cuts that most fear may be avoided, she predicts, if stronger growth improves the public finances.

 

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We don’t mind government borrowing when it’s the Tories doing it

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