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Budget 2012: Four more years of austerityWith most of the public sector cuts yet to kick in, the Office for Budget Responsibility is predicting hard work ahead for the Chancellor to meet his targets. |
Budget 2012: The revised OBR growth forecastsThe Office for Budget Responsibility has issued revised growth, government borrowing and unemployment forecasts to accompany and inform George Osborne's budget. |
Snow led to GDP fall in 2011 but could it save us from recession now?A member of the Office for Budget Responsibility has told MP's that snow could delay economic activity until 2012 and help avert a double-dip recession. |
IFS autumn statement analysis reveals poorest hit hardestLow-income households with children could be hit hard by the changes announced in the Autumn Statement, sources have warned. |
OBR says only 60% chance govt will meet cuts target by 2017The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has cut forecasts for growth and says it is unlikely the government will meet its own deadline on austerity targets. |
George Osborne announces Autumn StatementThe Autumn Statement has been given in parliament by chancellor George Osborne. |
Governor King admits UK is heading for recessionThe Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King has admitted growth will be flat over the next six months and UK banks are less safe due to exposure to the euro. |
Chancellor Osborne's autumn statement to admit deficit up by £30blnThe Chancellor, George Osborne will be forced to admit that the public finances deficit is likely to be £30 billion shy of his stated target by 2014-15. |
OBR: "Deficit reduction target will not be met until 2017"The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) will say in its latest forecast tomorrow that the deficit target will only be met by 2017 if the government maintains the freeze on spending. |
OBR says UK economy unlikely to meet 2011 growth targetThe head of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), Robert Chote has told The Independent newspaper that economic growth levels for the rest of 2011 are likely to be "relatively weak." |
Budget 2011 leads to lessons for OBRTreasury Committee calls for the OBR's role in the Budget to be made more flexible. |
