Now is not the time to turn our backs on the world but to face forward
In uncertain times, the government is seeking to foster the stability that promotes security and growth, the chancellor arguesThis week we witnessed the uncertainty of a changing world. Financial markets and nation states responding to the dawn of a new economic era and the reality of new barriers to trade. I am in no doubt that the imposition of tariffs will have a profound impact on the global economy and the economy at home.This change can be unsettling for families who are worried about the cost of living and businesses concerned about what it means for them. But our task as a government is not to be knocked off course or to take rash action which risks undermining people’s security. Instead, we must rise to meet the moment and do what is right in Britain’s national interest. Continue reading...
In uncertain times, the government is seeking to foster the stability that promotes security and growth, the chancellor argues
This week we witnessed the uncertainty of a changing world. Financial markets and nation states responding to the dawn of a new economic era and the reality of new barriers to trade. I am in no doubt that the imposition of tariffs will have a profound impact on the global economy and the economy at home.
This change can be unsettling for families who are worried about the cost of living and businesses concerned about what it means for them. But our task as a government is not to be knocked off course or to take rash action which risks undermining people’s security. Instead, we must rise to meet the moment and do what is right in Britain’s national interest. Continue reading...
