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When I heard this I was shocked: If the UK were a US state, its GDP per capita it would rank it just above or below Mississippi, the poorest US state, making it roughly the 50th or 51st state in economic output per person.

The National Grid is being upgraded which will cost bill payers and extra £108 a year by 2030. However bills should become £80 cheaper because of the upgrade. So it’s a net cost of £28. Reeves reckons energy bills will be reduced by £150 next year. A net saving of £122. But the

November sees UK construction output fall at the steepest rate for five-and-a-half years. None of the construction sectors were immune to budget fears and economic uncertainty; leaving many a new order on the shelf. As a consequence from the lack of demand; supplier staffing

I ask ChatGPT about the Markets, The Budget and for Stock Tips https://t.co/NG9SxU1fGf

There was one word missing from the Budget. https://t.co/uJ0WKZuhWa Co’s Mentioned Today: Activeops #AOM Begbies Traynor #BEG CAKE BOX #CBOX

"The broadest shoulders should pay more" 60% of all tax is paid for by the top 10% of earners. How much more do they want them to pay? What actually happens is these people just leave and the government can’t afford this. They should attract big earners not piss them off.

The OBR has accidentally released the budget ahead of Rachel Reeves. If they can't forecast the time of the budget, 30 minutes into the future, how can they accurately forecast complex budgetary effects over the next 3 years? (oh yes they don't do that either).

I thought this was an excellent podcast, Kallum. Especially the solution for reducing pension liability through investing. Any future leader of this country, that's serious about transforming it's economy, should seek your advice.

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The UK government borrowed £17.4bn last month, higher than the forecasts of £15bn. Meanwhile Reeve’s who runs everything past the OBR who are the most optimistic of all forecasts suggested they’d only borrow £14.4bn. Consistently wrong. If that wasn’t bad enough, look at the

NASDAQ opened up positively on Nvidia's earnings. It gained 2.6%. It's now down -1.5%. So over a 4% swing from high to low $IXIC

There's no excuse for deliberately killing an industry (and the livelihoods that it supports) with the promise of replacing it, then not replacing it. @Ed_Miliband @Keir_Starmer

The UK Markets will Rally After the Budget https://t.co/R0sETBA5ET CO’S MENTIONED TODAY: Begbies Traynor #BEG Mcbride #MCB MHA Group #MHA TRACSIS #TRCS

If one company's positive results can move the entire market up. What happens when Nvidia releases results below expectations? Is this a symptom of a bubble? $NVDA

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Gold selling off harder than indices. Seems the safe haven is cash.