Tories and banks believe Healey’s ‘boring Budget’ could signal early election

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The Independent Politics	Tories and banks believe Healey’s ‘boring Budget’ could signal early election	With the chancellor set to unveil what is expected to be a ‘steady-as-she-goes’ Budget on Wednesday, speculation over an early election has been fuelled further by an new poll which suggests Labour ca	25 Oct, 15:59	25 Oct, 16:00	0m	independent.co.uk	First

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