We don’t know yet if the PM and Chancellor installed just three weeks ago will survive the crisis. But the legacy of the Chancellor’s mini-budget on 23rd September and the resulting events of this extraordinary week looks set to be faster and further rises in interest rates, lower GDP growth and a big fiscal consolidation further down the line.
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