Davos on the Mersey': key conference takeaways as Labour tries to woo business
Briefly

After 100 days in power, Labour leaders remain vague on policy priorities, but there are expectations for changes in fiscal rules to boost UK investment.
Rachel Reeves emphasized that the Treasury should focus not only on costs but recognize the substantial benefits of investment in the UK economy.
The upcoming budget may relax fiscal restrictions, allowing for increased public spending on critical infrastructure like housing and hospitals.
Insights from business leaders suggest a growing influence of corporate interests on government policies as Labour seeks to forge partnerships and drive investment.
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