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Rachel Reeves: Budget delivers desperately needed stability

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Rachel Reeves: Budget delivers desperately needed stability

Rachel Reeves: Budget delivers desperately needed stability

The chancellor has defended her Autumn Budget, calling it a "robust fiscal framework" that delivers "stability", despite an adverse market reaction that included a jump in the cost of government borrowing.

Rachel Reeves adds that the International Monetary Fund has given her Budget "a clean bill of health".

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