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...“I’m not going to put a date on when I expect the UK to start the process of loosening monetary policy, but it is clearly the case that will be the direction of travel,” she added....
...“I’m wondering how Labour MPs can square with their consciences voting in favour of a cut in national insurance [when] at the same time they are trying to scare everyone that it will mean cuts in funding...
...Marc Filippino Sam Fleming is the FT’s economics editor. Thanks, Sam. Sam Fleming Thank you....
...“I’m certainly in two minds about the dot plot,” he said. One risk was that individual policymakers in the UK would be pressured to reveal their individual rate expectations, he warned....
...“I’m more concerned that we might be underplaying the downside risks.”...
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...“Like I’m some sort of god painting the universe, but really I’m much more a technician trying to go, ‘Goodness me, how are we going to do this?’ as David piles problems at my doorstep.”...
...“I need to set people’s expectations about the scale of what I’m doing because people need to know that when a Conservative government cuts taxes we will do so in a responsible and sensible way.”...
...“That’s why I’m a Conservative.” Hunt warned moderate Tory MPs from the One Nation group to temper their expectations of big tax cuts at a private meeting on Monday....
...“In the public sector, I’m telling you, it’s harder — but we are up for the challenge.”...
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...Think of him as an assistant “M”, in Whitehall and in the field, plotting to spirit Belgium’s gold reserves from Nazi-besieged Bordeaux or to seize German cipher machines....
...“I’m not deaf to the fact politicians face elections,” he said....
...Sam Fleming, the FT’s new economics editor. Rafe Uddin, our political reporter, and Katie Martin, our markets editor. I’m gonna give the final word to you, Katie....
...But I’m afraid we have got to continue to do the work to make it happen.”...
...I’m sceptical of that argument....
...Sam Fleming: Central bankers were largely caught napping by the inflationary upsurge that began three years ago....
...Well, I’m wondering then when we’re looking ahead, what other uncertainties could this investment area face in the future?...
...I’m for breaking up conglomerates like Alphabet and Apple that are holding companies of firms in unrelated industries....
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...“The pressure is going to ratchet up over the next few months, which is why I’m sticking to my March rate cut [forecast],” he said....
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