Originally posted by mattster
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FWIW there's plenty of commentary about that we're still in growth (as opposed to its opposite) so talk of recession is premature, the £50bn is a reducing number, the fuel costs are coming down further reducing the cost of the energy support programme and even the BoE has reigned back on its doom saying prognostications.
I say again - it's a plot to generate tax cuts about four months before the next election.
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