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Certainly there is a strong signal here from the markets that they do not like the budget that we had from the UK government on Friday.

That was UK finance minister Quasi Quartime, unveiling his budget package for the UK economy

last Friday. It included tax cuts for corporations and the highest earners, as well as a mammoth

energy support package. And that was followed by a foreign exchange trader discussing the dire market reaction.

The crisis in the UK economy is our sole focus of this week's episode.

Welcome back to the views room, the podcast from Reuters breaking views where columnists from around

the world talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donnellan,

coming to you from London. The fallout from the UK government's new spending plans has

dominated headlines around the world this week. Sterling hit a record low and the cost of UK borrowing

soared as investors fretted about how the government would tackle its mounting debt pile

and balance its books.

But what does this currency and debt debacle mean for interest rates

and what options does Cortin have to reassure markets?

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