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Politics · 2 hours ago
Britain's rising costs and government borrowing expenses are worsened by global turbulence and Donald Trump's actions. The US-Israel war on Iran is pushing up inflation and oil prices to $109 a barrel, causing financial market turmoil. The economic situation adds pressure on Chancellor John Healey for next month’s autumn budget on 28 October.
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