Financial Times Front Page 18th of November 2024
The United States has approved the use of American long-range missiles by Ukraine, marking a significant policy shift and enabling limited strikes against Russian targets.
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The Financial Times’ splash reports that the Chancellor is considering delaying his autumn Budget if Britain is hit by a second wave of coronavirus. Allies of Rishi Sunak say he wants to get on with setting a path to economic recovery through his Budget, which is expected to allocate spending for the rest of parliament and outline a strategy for repairing public finances. The paper says fears of a rise in unemployment once the furlough scheme finishes in October are said to have added to the Chancellor’s concerns over whether the autumn is the right time to begin talking about tax rises or spending cuts.
Financial Times Front Page 16th of November 2024
Elon Musk’s wealth is expected to reach new levels as significant business developments boost SpaceX and xAI, alongside a notable AI start-up investment and strategic proximity to influential figures enhancing Tesla.
Financial Times Front Page 15th of November 2024
Reeves is urging financial regulators to permit greater risk-taking to stimulate economic growth, arguing post-crisis rules are overly restrictive and hinder progress.
Financial Times Front Page 14th of November 2024
Rachel Reeves plans to legislate the consolidation of council pension schemes into eight large ‘megafunds’ to unlock £80 billion for investment and end local authority management, rejecting radical options.