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Budget 2017

Amid difficult economic forecasts, divisions over Brexit, and with public services under strain, Philip Hammond, UK chancellor, is under pressure as he presents his Autumn Budget to parliament on November 22 2017

Budget 2017: summary and key points
A guide to the FT’s coverage and analysis
Budget 2017 Live: Hammond sets out his plans
Budget 2017: Hammond hits back at critics of stamp duty giveaway
OBR warns that policy will benefit homeowners more than first-time buyers
The darkening view of UK economic prospects from the OBR
Fiscal watchdog’s predictions have big implications for UK wages and public finances
Budget 2017: ‘Box Office’ Phil does enough to survive — for now
The chancellor’s enemies will probably lay off him for the rest of the year
Budget 2017: the UK chancellor has played his bad hand cleverly
Hammond could do little else in the face of fiscal constraints and grim economic prospects

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