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Public Finances (Sep.)

Monthly borrowing in September was the third highest on record, only exceeded by that in April and May when the pandemic and the fiscal response were at their height. With the recovery stuttering and further fiscal support likely, we doubt that borrowing will slow much in the second half of the fiscal year.

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