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'China won't save us': Reeves under pressure as borrowing costs surge

The article from MSN discusses the economic pressures facing the UK, particularly in light of rising borrowing costs. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has acknowledged that the UK cannot rely on China to "save" its economy, especially as global economic conditions shift. The surge in borrowing costs is attributed to various factors including inflation, geopolitical tensions, and the aftermath of economic policies under previous administrations. Reeves is under pressure to present a robust economic plan as the Labour Party aims to address these challenges. The piece highlights the need for domestic economic resilience and strategic financial management to navigate the increasing costs of government borrowing, which are putting a strain on public finances and potentially affecting future economic stability.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-gb/politics/government/china-won-t-save-us-reeves-under-pressure-as-borrowing-costs-surge/ar-BB1rhEr1 ]