From @WSJopinion: The CBO’s numbers must be made public and checkable. The budget watchdog’s models, data and assumptions are too important to leave hidden in a bureaucratic “black box,” write Joshua Rauh and Benjamin Jaros.https://t.co/fmmj1Ff3TX ...

It was a hugely unfortunate incident where, as you say, launching an investigation. It's going to be led by Baroness Sarah Hawke. She's going to be helped by Professor Kieran Martin, who was the chief executive, is former chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre.They're going to report to the Treasury Select Committee and to the Chancellor. I think that will happen quickly within a few days, hopefully by sometime early next week. This is a very serious incident.They're both determined to get to ...

Lawmakers in Germany’s lower house of parliament gave their final approval to the government’s 2026 budget, including net new federal borrowing of €98 billion ($114 billion) https://t.co/PtIdmsAU39 ...

Britain’s upwardly mobile professional classes, the ranks of doctors, lawyers, bankers, accountants and tech staffers who populate its cities, will be particularly stung by this week’s Labour government budget. https://t.co/2aDYey6OQs ...

The City of London has kept close to the Labour government, even through the setbacks of the past few months. In Wednesday’s budget, this tactic paid off. https://t.co/XOqsOmVxmc ...

Government Policy & Economic Impact - The British government's new policies are considered anti-growth [1] - The budget is viewed as a missed opportunity for the Labour Party [1] Media Analysis - A podcast discusses the potential failure of Britain's budget [1]

“It was squarely aimed at short-term political survival, but it did very little to promote growth.” On “The Intelligence”: Britain’s budget and a missed opportunity https://t.co/Vr1o8OiIgf ...

Political & Economic Impact - Rachel Reeves' budget seemingly satisfied both Labour MPs and City traders [1] - Business leaders express less satisfaction with the budget [1]

News Overview - The report highlights Britain's fresh budget's growth negligence [1] - It mentions a revealing meeting with an Indian political force [1] - The report includes advice on the best job-interview questions [1]

Political Implications - Labour's budget appeased the bond market and pacified restless party members [1] - The budget prioritized party interests over the country's [1]