Before the conflict in the Middle East, growth was higher than expected and inflation was falling. This is not a war we wanted or joined, but one that will have an impact at home.
Rachel Reeves: “Before the conflict in the Middle East, growth was higher than expected and inflation was falling. This is not a war we…”
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Commenting on the UK economy amid the Iran war.
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