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AA Urges Chancellor Healey to Extend Fuel Duty Cuts Ahead of Budget

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The AA has urged Chancellor John Healey to extend the existing fuel duty cut and introduce an additional 5p reduction in the October Budget. This pressure comes as pump prices are rising, partly due to the US-Iran war pushing oil prices higher. The current 5p reduction is scheduled to begin unwinding in January 2027.

From londonlovesbusiness.com

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Fuel duty is emerging as a key test of the government’s response to the cost-of-living squeeze, as John Healey prepares his first Budget on October 28. The AA warned that reversing the existing cut while prices remain high would increase pressure on households and businesses.

Andy Burnham and John Healey are preparing for the first Budget of the new government, which involves policy discussions on fiscal sustainability.

From londonlovesbusiness.com

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  • John HealeyChancellor preparing the October Budget and facing pressure on fuel costs.
  • Andy BurnhamPrime Minister who appointed John Healey as Chancellor.

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