Burnham inherits economic resilience that won’t last
The recent resilience of the UK economy is unlikely to last in the second half of the year when the full effects of higher energy prices are felt. Further ahead, Andy Burnham is unlikely to achieve a lasting rise in the UK’s economic growth rate. In the near-term, the uncertainty over his policies may be an extra factor holding back growth.
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