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Public Finances (Jul.)

July’s public finances figures gave us the first indication of how the vote to leave the EU will slow progress in reducing the deficit over the coming years. But the new Chancellor shouldn’t lose much sleep over this as an easing of the fiscal squeeze will be one of the factors that helps to avoid a severe downturn.

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