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Jeremy Peat
For starters, there are two key points to get across. The latest UK GDP data are deeply disappointing in terms of the overall level and the balance of growth. Nevertheless, there will be no Plan B, at least on public expenditure plans, so far as the Chancellor is concerned. He is dead set on continuation of Plan A, seeing his credibility as being at stake; and Mr Osborne has genuine worries about the potential impact on markets of being seen to wobble while the eurozone bond crisis and US uncertainties continue.See the full content of this document
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