Spring Statement 2026: Stability claimed, fragility exposed

Martin Beck, Chief Economist | Economic Consulting and Analysis

The Spring Statement delivered restraint, not surprises, with stability prioritised over short-term politics.
Growth was downgraded slightly, but the medium-term fiscal outlook remains broadly intact. Yet rising geopolitical and inflation risks mean economic stability is conditional and fragile.

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