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IFS Green Budget 2025

The IFS Green Budget 2025, in association with Barclays and with funding from the Nuffield Foundation, provided in-depth analysis of the economic challenges and trade-offs facing the Chancellor this November. At last year's Budget, Rachel Reeves announced major tax rises, a big top-up to spending plans inherited from the previous government, and a new set of fiscal rules. Her second Budget, on 26 November, could prove just as significant. Against a backdrop of stubbornly high inflation and elevated - and volatile - borrowing costs, Ms Reeves will potentially also have to navigate the consequences of a downgrade in the OBR's judgement of the UK's long-term growth potential. She may have a fiscal repair job on her hands, alongside the urgent need to jerk the UK onto a higher growth path. This year's Green Budget will provide the key context behind those decisions and consider the options available to the Chancellor at this important economic and political juncture. At this event, researchers presented key insights from analysis of the UK economic outlook, developments in the gilt market, public finances and tax options, followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A. IFS and Barclays researchers were joined on the panel by Jonathan Haskel, Professor of Economics at Imperial College and former member of the Monetary Policy Committee, and Andy King, Specialist Partner at Flint and former member of the OBR's Budget Responsibility Committee.