UK chancellor Rachel Reeves will next week unveil the most “boring” spring economic statement in years, as she seeks to deliver a “stability dividend” for business and shore up an embattled Sir Keir ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is giving an update on the government's economic plans for the UK in her Spring Statement address on Tuesday, 3 March - here is what to expect.

Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement on March 3, with growth and fiscal headroom in focus as the OBR updates its forecasts.