Economics

Spring Statement: in numbers

The key takeaways from Rishi Sunak’s latest announcement on measures designed to support the UK economic outlook and business landscape.

30 Mar 2022 . 1 min read

This wasn’t your usual Spring Statement – and the challenging circumstances in which it was revealed can’t be understated. Supply bottlenecks and, more recently, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have all conspired to push inflation higher and keep it so for longer than most expected last autumn.

It was against that backdrop that the Chancellor’s Spring Statement was revealed. Key predictions and measures are summarised below, but read What the Spring Statement means for businesses for full insight.

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