Liz Truss is set to launch her biggest economic challenge to the Government yet after the Chancellor ruled out cutting taxes this year The ex-Prime Minister’s new Growth Commission will have its formal launch on Wednesday 🔴 HugoGye reports
, we will do what is necessary for as long as necessary to tackle inflation persistence and bring it back to the 2 per cent target.
That means taking responsible decisions on public finances, including public sector pay, because more borrowing is itself inflationary. It means recognising that bringing down inflation puts more money into people’s pockets than any tax cut.
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