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  1. ONS revealed inflation slowed, while US-Iran tensions continue to affect oil prices and corporate markets.

John Healey relies on Office for National Statistics data to formulate the economic outlook.

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John Healey relies on Office for National Statistics data to formulate the economic outlook.

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  1. ONS data showing unemployment fall sparks debate over NICs and hiring policy.1 source
  2. Paul Nowak pressures John Healey to address rising costs using TUC analysis.1 source
  3. New economic data (UK GDP, US CPI, rates, AI stocks) informs Healey's fiscal commitment.1 source
  4. ONS data showed spending outstripped tax receipts, and war caused higher interest on inflation-linked debt.Sub-event
  5. Healey's budget confirmation and ONS data are now informing AJ Bell's pension projections, driving pension certainty.Sub-event
  6. Healey uses ONS data to provide economic outlook.1 source

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