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  • Labour minister: UK-EU trade deal could take another year to kick in

    July 17, 2025

    The UK’s trade deal with the European Union, set to ease food standards and align energy markets could still take another year to come into effect, a Labour minister has warned.  In a landmark post-Brexit deal, the UK and EU agreed a deal on food standards to slash red tape for British exporters while giving [...]

  • Rachel Reeves’ tax raid leads to thousands of job losses as wage growth cools 

    July 17, 2025

    Thousands of jobs were lost in June, official data has shown, putting the Bank of England under greater pressure to deal with the consequences of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ £20bn tax raid at its next interest rates decision in August.  Bank Governor Andrew Bailey has warned that “softening” in the labour market could force rate-setters to [...]

  • Does Rachel Reeves believe in capitalism?

    July 17, 2025

    The Chancellor can’t do the biggest things she needs for growth because she can’t escape her own ideology, says Helen Thomas Spin only gets you so far in the business world. Action has to back up rhetoric or the game will be found out. This is the main difference between business and politics: the former [...]

  • Keir Starmer bars Labour MPs after rebellion 

    July 16, 2025

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suspended at least four Labour MPs who have had a record of voting against the government in parliament.  The Labour backbenchers to have been barred from the party include Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell.  Sources told The Times, which first reported the story, that the MPs [...]

  • Keir Starmer refuses to rule out pension tax raid

    July 16, 2025

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer shied away from ruling out a pensions tax raid at the Autumn Budget despite top researchers’ calls for the government to refrain from adding ever-higher cost burdens on Britons.   Keir Starmer has faced repeated questions about several taxes being introduced later this year given City estimates that as much as £24bn [...]

  • Cohort’s shares rally after soaring defence demand spikes profit

    July 16, 2025

    Defence tech group Cohort shot past market expectations for the year ending April 30 as geopolitical tensions helped spike demand. The London-listed firm, whose customers included the UK Ministry of Defence, recorded a pre-tax profit of £25.6m, up 29 per cent from 2024. This came as revenue jumped 33 per cent to £270m as the [...]

  • The British state has become a Ponzi scheme paid for by the young

    July 16, 2025

    Flatlining wages, soaring house prices and high childcare costs have broken the social contract: the unspoken understanding that if you worked hard and did the right thing, Britain would reward you, say Simon Clarke and Phoebe Arslanagic-Little Last week, the OBR set out the sheer, mind-blowing extent of Britain’s fiscal risks. Foremost among them is [...]

  • City raises a glass to Reeves’ reforms

    July 16, 2025

    The City may have been a bit damp and grey yesterday but the Chancellor appeared as a welcome ray of sunshine. At City PM, we haven’t held back in our criticism of this government’s economic policies – and we’ll return to that theme before long, I’m sure – but we also believe in giving credit [...]

  • Regulation is ‘a boot on the neck of businesses’, Rachel Reeves to warn at Mansion House

    July 15, 2025

    Financial services regulation is “a boot on the neck of businesses,” Rachel Reeves is expected to say as the Chancellor delivers her annual Mansion House speech later today. Reeves will urge watchdogs to “take up the call” of regulating for growth rather than “bend to the temptation of excessive caution” as she seeks to showcase [...]

  • OBR chief says higher tax is ‘not good’ for growth – or the government

    July 15, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves risks harming the UK economy’s potential to grow by inflicting extra tax hikes on Brits, the fiscal watchdog has warned, adding that the government risks losing out on returns in the longer run.  Rachel Reeves looks poised to raise taxes at this year’s Autumn Budget as leading City analysts believe the higher [...]

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