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Welcome to Questa’s coverage of the Autumn Statement 2023. We’ve set up an automated list of the latest news which will appear below.

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What is the Autumn Statement?

The Autumn Statement is a financial report presented by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Parliament. It typically includes:

  • Updates on the government’s plans for the economy based on the latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
  • Announcements about public spending, taxation, and other fiscal policies.
  • Adjustments or updates to the Budget announced earlier in the year.

It’s an important event because it provides insights into the government’s economic strategy and can include significant policy announcements affecting everything from public services to personal finances. It is especially interesting for investors and savers. We’ll keep you up to speed with the latest information below.

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