John Glen

John Glen

Conservative — Salisbury

Speaking in the House of Commons on 24 March 2026

Debate

Middle East: Economic Update

Contribution

I welcome the targeted nature of these measures, but three weeks ago it looked like inflation was going to return to the level that the right hon. Lady inherited when she took office in July 2024. That is no longer going to happen, but we are now seeing it the cost of borrowing. Given that we are spending well over £100 billion a year on debt interest, what assessment has the Chancellor made of the implications for the public finances of higher inflation and higher borrowing costs?

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