Can the British government avert a financial crisis?

The UK authorities has launched tax cuts to kick-start the financial system. The IMF warns the plan might stoke hovering inflation.

The British prime minister is betting large on a fiscal coverage that features the most important tax cuts in the UK in half a century – funded by borrowing.

Liz Truss says the plan will kick-start the financial system. However her critics say it's a reckless gamble. And the plans appear to have backfired already. The pound has fallen to document lows, and monetary markets have gone into turmoil.

In uncommon public criticism of a number one international financial system, the Worldwide Financial Fund has warned the plan might improve inequality within the UK.

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