Labour power brokers want new fiscal rules after Starmer, The Times report; MPs from the influential Tribune faction called for longer-term debt targets and bigger wealth taxes in an effective manifesto for the next leader

The call from Labour's Tribune faction for new fiscal rules, including longer-term debt targets and increased wealth taxes, signals potential shifts in UK economic policy under a future leadership.

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This proposal could have significant implications for investor sentiment, particularly regarding fiscal sustainability and potential changes in taxation, making UK assets particularly sensitive to these developments during the election cycle.

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