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The UK’s fiscal watchdog is preparing to identify Brexit as a significant contributor to the country’s economic challenges in its upcoming Budget assessment. According to government sources, the Office for Budget Responsibility will downgrade productivity growth estimates, creating additional pressure for Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The development marks a return of Brexit to political discourse after years of being treated as taboo.
The UK’s independent fiscal watchdog will reportedly attribute a significant portion of the country’s economic challenges to Brexit in its upcoming Budget assessment, according to government officials familiar with the matter. The Office for Budget Responsibility is preparing to downgrade its productivity growth estimates and identify both Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic as contributing factors to the substantial gap in public finances.
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The UK economy expanded 0.1% in August, matching economist forecasts, while showing improvement from July’s revised contraction. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as she prepares for a challenging November budget amid significant fiscal constraints.
The UK economy grew 0.1 per cent in August, matching expectations, according to reports from the Office for National Statistics. The monthly gross domestic product figure aligned with forecasts from economists polled by Reuters and represented an improvement from the revised 0.1 per cent decline recorded in July.
