Public borrowing £2.7bn below forecasts for June.
High tax receipts drive better than expected borrowing figures
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Public borrowing £2.7bn below forecasts for June.
Insolvencies up 27% on previous year.
Inflation reaches lowest point in over a year.
Taxpayer satisfaction with HMRC services falls.
High rates could end 40-year wealth boom.
GDP falls by 0.1% in May.
Wage growth nevertheless fuels inflation fears.
Directors cite stubborn inflation as their main concern.
Poor service levels drive customer complaints.
Base rate rises by more than expected.
Falling fuel prices offset by recreation and culture costs.
Recommendations come after predicted boom in ‘staycations’.
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