The outgoing prime minister, who will step down on Tuesday, insisted his government’s long-term investment in the economy meant the UK was “fit for the future”. But his comments came as economist Andrew Sentance told Times Radio that the UK was facing worse inflation than other countries and interest rates would need to rise more than expected to control inflation. • Inflation in the Eurozone is higher since the creation of the single currency “There is a disconnect between the inflation rates we expect and what is likely
title: “Boris Johnson Britain Is Strong Enough To Beat Cost Of Living Crisis News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-02” author: “Michael Massey”
The outgoing prime minister, who will step down on Tuesday, insisted his government’s long-term investment in the economy meant the UK was “fit for the future”. But his comments came as economist Andrew Sentance told Times Radio that the UK was facing worse inflation than other countries and interest rates would need to rise more than expected to control inflation. • Inflation in the Eurozone is higher since the creation of the single currency “There is a disconnect between the inflation rates we expect and what is likely
title: “Boris Johnson Britain Is Strong Enough To Beat Cost Of Living Crisis News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-29” author: “Angela Huber”
The outgoing prime minister, who will step down on Tuesday, insisted his government’s long-term investment in the economy meant the UK was “fit for the future”. But his comments came as economist Andrew Sentance told Times Radio that the UK was facing worse inflation than other countries and interest rates would need to rise more than expected to control inflation. • Inflation in the Eurozone is higher since the creation of the single currency “There is a disconnect between the inflation rates we expect and what is likely
title: “Boris Johnson Britain Is Strong Enough To Beat Cost Of Living Crisis News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-17” author: “Edward Toscano”
The outgoing prime minister, who will step down on Tuesday, insisted his government’s long-term investment in the economy meant the UK was “fit for the future”. But his comments came as economist Andrew Sentance told Times Radio that the UK was facing worse inflation than other countries and interest rates would need to rise more than expected to control inflation. • Inflation in the Eurozone is higher since the creation of the single currency “There is a disconnect between the inflation rates we expect and what is likely
