Rachel Reeves has been given political cover by the IMF to “refine” her fiscal framework in order to avoid having to change ...

Reeves won some comfort from the IMF on Tuesday, which said the chancellor’s fiscal strategy was “credible and ...

The IMF has upgraded the UK’s growth forecast but wants Reeves to refine her fiscal rules to avoid unnecessary spending cuts ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil the Labour Government's spending plans over the next Parliament in the next couple ...

The International Monetary Fund nudged up its growth forecast for Britain this year in a regular assessment of the country's ...

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has received another warning that her wafer-thin fiscal headroom ought to be shored up to provide adequate support for the UK economy in the event of adverse shocks.

The IMF kept the forecast for next year unchanged ... Shadow chancellor Mel Stride said: 'Rachel Reeves, our tin foil Chancellor, has folded at every turn - rewriting fscal rules and then ...

Britain's economy is expected to grow by just 1.3% this year, down from a previous forecast of 1.4%, according to the ...

For example, Rachel Reeves was left with a £9.9 billion buffer ... and further budget cuts are expected. The IMF report could give Reeves some leeway to tweak the fiscal rules, with the ...

“After a slowdown in the second half of 2024, an economic recovery is under way and is expected to gain momentum,” the IMF ...

UK Finance Minister Rachel Reeves should ease her fiscal rules to avoid emergency cuts to public services, the International ...