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Chancellor Rachel Reeves Prepares for Crucial Autumn Budget Amid Economic Challenges

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil her second Autumn Budget on November 26, 2025, amid significant scrutiny regarding potential tax hikes and spending cuts. This budget aims to address the UK's pressing economic challenges, including the cost of living crisis and declining consumer sentiment. Following consultations with investors and Labour Party members, Reeves' proposals are expected to test the confidence of both the market and her party.

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Updated 7 hours ago

Chancellor Rachel Reeves Prepares for Crucial Autumn Budget Amid Economic Challenges

BBC News7 hours ago

Everything you need to know about the Budget

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is contemplating both tax increases and spending cuts as part of the upcoming Budget scheduled for November 26. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions about fiscal policy and economic management in the country. The Chancellor's proposals are expected to address various economic challenges and set the financial direction for the government in the coming year.

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Investing.com9 hours ago

UK’s Reeves to test faith of investors and party with tax-heavy budget

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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to present a tax-heavy budget on November 26, 2025, which is expected to test the confidence of investors and the Labour Party. This budget follows consultations with bond-market investors and Labour backbenchers, highlighting the government's focus on fiscal responsibility amid economic challenges.

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Bloomberg9 hours ago

Reeves Finally Faces Day of Reckoning on Her Long-Trailed Budget

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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is set to unveil her second budget on November 26, 2025, after a period of preparation that has included consultations with both bond-market investors and Labour Party backbenchers. This budget is anticipated to address pressing economic challenges, including a potential downgrade in growth forecasts for the next five years due to previous government policies.

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MoneyWeek15 hours ago

Autumn Budget live: Will Rachel Reeves hike taxes?

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil her second Autumn Budget on November 26, 2025, amid significant scrutiny and anticipation regarding potential tax hikes and spending cuts. This budget follows extensive consultations with bond-market investors and Labour Party members, reflecting the government's efforts to address pressing economic challenges.

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The Guardian16 hours ago

What to expect in budget 2025: tax, VAT, pensions, savings and more

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil her second Autumn Budget on November 26, 2025, amidst significant public and political scrutiny regarding potential tax hikes and spending cuts. This budget follows extensive consultations with bond-market investors and Labour Party members, reflecting a response to the ongoing economic challenges facing the UK.

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The New York Times18 hours ago

Budget Will Be a Big Test for the UK’s Most Unpopular Chancellor in Decades

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Rachel Reeves, the UK's chancellor, is preparing to announce a budget that is expected to include significant tax and spending measures, amid her challenging tenure marked by low popularity and economic scrutiny. This budget is seen as a critical test for her leadership as it comes at a time of heightened economic uncertainty and declining consumer sentiment.

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Investing.com20 hours ago

Factbox-UK tax options for finance minister Reeves in budget

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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil her second budget on November 26, 2025, amidst calls for fiscal responsibility from employers and significant economic scrutiny. This budget is expected to include substantial tax-raising measures, marking it as one of the largest since World War II.

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The Guardian3 days ago

Rachel Reeves promises to ‘grip the cost of living’ in autumn budget

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil her second budget, aiming to address the cost of living crisis by freezing income tax thresholds and rail fares, while proposing a multibillion-pound tax-raising package. This comes as the UK economy faces significant challenges, with a financial gap of approximately £20 billion needing to be addressed.

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via The Guardian