The UK economy is teetering on the edge as Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces her toughest test yet. July’s GDP flatlined at 0%, debt has soared to 96.3% of GDP, and analysts warn of a looming £40 billion black hole in the nation’s finances. Reeves must deliver her second Autumn Budget on November 26th with markets, businesses, and households all watching closely. Critics say her tax rises are choking growth, while supporters argue she’s steering Britain through global storms. The question now: can Reeves fix a flatlining economy, or will her budget push Britain deeper into crisis?
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