A full breakdown of the rumours, leaks and credible speculation surrounding the 2025 Autumn Budget — from tax rises and wealth levies to support for households and property reforms.
UK house prices fall 1.8% as sellers cut sharply ahead of the Budget. High mortgage rates, weak wages and tax uncertainty trigger biggest November drop since 2012.
With the Budget approaching, households face tax rises, frozen wages and fuel cost hikes as the cost-of-living crisis deepens across Britain.
Rachel Reeves considers an income tax rise as the Bank of England freezes rates and households face mounting financial pressure ahead of the November Budget.
Britain’s farmers face rising costs and shrinking margins as supermarkets dominate pricing and profits, threatening UK food security.
IMF says UK inflation will be highest in G7 in 2025, pressuring the Budget and rate path. What it means for households, markets, and growth.
UK house prices stalled in September 2025, with annual growth slowing to 1.3% as buyers await the Autumn Budget. Analysts warn of policy uncertainty and affordability pressures that could shape the market into 2026.
Thames Water faces a critical rescue as creditors propose a £7.5 billion debt write-off and equity injection to prevent nationalisation. Ofwat’s decision will shape the future of Britain’s biggest water supplier and UK infrastructure.
The UK economy is faltering as Bank of England data shows hiring plans at their lowest since 2020 and business confidence crashes. Inflation remains high, job cuts are mounting, and pressure is rising on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of the Autumn Budget.
UK government borrowing hit £18 billion in August—far above forecasts—while the pound fell and insolvencies rose sharply. With the Autumn Budget looming, public finances are under severe pressure.