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Tories blame Reeves' tax hike for adverse market reaction

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Tories blame Reeves' tax hike for adverse market reaction

Tories blame Reeves' tax hike for adverse market reaction

Gareth Davies says people will be asking "what is this Budget for if it's not for growth?", after Rachel Reeves raised taxes by £40bn.

The shadow exchequer to the Treasury adds the chancellor's tax increases have sparked a hostile market reaction.

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