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Why inflation could leave a £35bn hole

Why inflation could leave a £35bn hole

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Higher inflation could leave a £35bn gap in public finances, according to analysis from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a public finance research body. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will challenge Chancellor John Healey in a London speech on Tuesday, ahead of his first Budget on 28 October. UK debt interest could reach £110bn this year, rising above £130bn by 2030.

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