After four months of governing the Labour Party of Great Britain, the first budget has been announced, which has drawn significant attention in the financial market. The main focus of the new monetary reforms is on social justice, economic growth, and employment. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Labour's Alistair Darling, emphasized that the new budget is aimed at strengthening social programs and supporting economic recovery.
The budget proposed measures to increase taxes for the wealthy and large corporations, as well as channeling investments into education, healthcare, and ecology. Experts highly praised the government's steps to improve working conditions and social protection for citizens.
From the Chancellor's speech, his promise to maintain a balanced financial policy and control inflation stands out. Additionally, important points of the new budget include support for small and medium-sized businesses, stimulating technological innovations, and supporting the country's economy after the pandemic.
