On Tuesday Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her spring statement to parliament, where she'll update MPs on the economy.

Economists don't expect any major policy announcements as the government prioritizes its "Autumn Budget" as the main fiscal event of the year.

Good afternoon and welcome to MoneyWeek’s Spring Statement live report. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the ...

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves told the Commons people will be £1,000 better off a year by the next election - which is ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will say in her Spring Statement that the UK economy is ‘stronger and more secure’ as a result of decisions taken by the Government ...

In her speech, delivered against the backdrop of the Iran war, Reeves insisted she would protect British families from the "turbulence beyond our borders." ...

The Spring Statement is not a big event like the Budget - but it can influence future tax and spending decisions ...

Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement 2026 downgraded UK growth forecasts as Middle East tensions fuel inflation fears. Business leaders warn stability rhetoric must be matched with urgent economic action.

In the 131-page Economic and fiscal outlook March 2026, published alongside the non-statement, figures show how stark the tax ...

Rachel Reeves vows to stay the course and stick to our plan, “a plan that is more necessary than ever before in a world of uncertainty.” ...

The conflict in Iran cast a shadow over the Chancellor's speech, which forecast falling inflation and better economic growth ...

Rachel Reeves will announce the government’s 2026 Spring Statement today, with Labour needing to restore confidence in the British economy. While the chancellor has not been drawn on what could be in ...