Chancellor states that weaker growth was expected during high inflation tackle in UK recession

by | Feb 28, 2024 | Recession News | 23 comments

Chancellor states that weaker growth was expected during high inflation tackle in UK recession



The UK economy has officially entered a recession, with the country experiencing two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth. Chancellor Rishi Sunak addressed the recent economic downturn, stating that they had anticipated weaker growth while working to tackle high inflation.

In a press conference, Sunak acknowledged that the economic challenges facing the country were significant but expressed confidence in the government’s ability to navigate through the difficult times ahead. “We knew that growth would be weaker as we grappled with high inflation and other economic headwinds,” the Chancellor remarked.

The UK economy has been facing a range of challenges in recent months, including rising inflation, supply chain disruptions, and global economic uncertainties. These factors have put pressure on businesses and consumers, leading to a slowdown in economic activity.

Despite the recession, Sunak highlighted that the government was taking steps to support the economy and help businesses and workers weather the storm. This includes measures such as the furlough scheme, financial support for businesses, and efforts to boost economic growth through infrastructure investment and other initiatives.

While the road ahead may be tough, the Chancellor remains optimistic about the UK’s ability to bounce back from the recession. “We have a resilient economy and a skilled workforce, and I am confident that we will emerge stronger from this challenging period,” Sunak stated.

As the government continues to monitor the economic situation and implement measures to support recovery, it is clear that the UK is facing a tough road ahead. However, with strong leadership and a proactive approach to economic challenges, there is hope that the country will be able to overcome the recession and return to a path of growth and prosperity.

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23 Comments

  1. @grinch4567

    Just to confirm: IMF is the Impossible Mission Force, right?

  2. @LeanneBoyles

    People say it's never too late to start investing, but after my recent horrendous divorce at 59, it can be difficult to not have anxiety about the economy and retirement. Is there any idea how an old timer like me could see 7-figures before 65? I've set asides £200k to fire up my goal

  3. @techtinkerin

    Absolutely disgusting

  4. @SimplestCrypto

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  5. @Derek-Trotter

    The front bench is the most hated millionaires crooks in a generation.

  6. @ItsKarlDude

    Didn't take long did it for him to start blaming Labour. That's their answer for everything.

  7. @djcarrera1

    30 billion on failed track and trace

  8. @daquidi

    no growth, bad economy, people are poorer and the inflation will fall… that s one way of tackling inflation. the worst way. this government is utterly inept. the only tax cuts that will not impact inflation are tax cuts for the rich… so that s what tories have done and will do when they speak about tax cuts. hopefully, finally, people will not be fooled anymore.

  9. @5688gamble

    Things won't be tough for the Jeremy's in charge or the Jeremy's that own everything we need to survive!

  10. @ironsoul2633

    Funny how he keeps comparing the UK to france and Germany…. it takes a week to get an x-ray appointment in france. Cost of living is a lot cheaper in France. Energy is also a lot cheaper

  11. @aaron43

    Has the biggest grin on his face during that interview…

  12. @techtinkerin

    Absolutely disgusting

  13. @MrJenklns

    Put the blame on Labour !

  14. @lpmuzza3274

    We've had a Ukraine war? I thought this was England

  15. @user-zc6id4pk2k

    What planet is he from?!?!? Twonk.

  16. @russellmaxwell4677

    The toris have destroyed this country in a big way. We need a completely new party in power, with some balls. And get the country back on its feet again, cause the shower that are in now, have not got a clue

  17. @stevewalsh-balshaw1727

    We don't need telling we're in recession we the tax paying public already know. The conservatives have completely messed up the economy taxing hard working folk the labour party and libs will be no different they're all talk something needs to change in the UK regarding political parties and politicians and they're politics of looking after themselves instead of the public they should be serving we're all sick to our back teeth of money being wasted it's our hard earned money they're wasting same as councils putting up tax to pay for they're inept use of our money. Something must change we need folk in politics who do as we the public ask

  18. @b1uerogue

    What will the UK do to stop this from happening again month after month …making life misserable

  19. @b1uerogue

    Im an above avarage earner and im struggling to pay for bloody basics !!!

  20. @user-cs1dt2xw4c

    Get more sense out of a chocolate frog .

  21. @emmafrost13333

    easy budget increase instead of tax cut – stop the triple lock

  22. @gwenaellepage

    He couldn’t help himself, didn’t take long before saying that the UK is better than other countries using data that no one will check because tories lies in parliament and with journalists. British people know they lie, they can see how their situation has become worst since 2010

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