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UK Economic Policy

HM Treasury-led UK macroeconomic and fiscal policy — covering the Budget, Spending Review, Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts, fiscal rules, Bank of England monetary policy remit, growth strategy, productivity policy, and tax reform. Deliberately broad test of how the index handles a general policy domain rather than a discrete regime.

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8 May 2026 | Consultation (open) Department for Business and Trade Context · primary home: Defence Industrial Strategy linked evidence

Invest 2035: the UK's modern industrial strategy

Why linked: Filled the "Growth Strategy and productivity policy documents" gap via web research

Invest 2035 green paper names digital and technologies as a growth-driving sector and provides the Industrial Strategy framing CP 1440 builds on.

In response to: Invest 2035: the UK’s modern industrial strategy

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5 May 2026 | Consultation outcome HM Treasury UK Debt Management Office linked direct

Consultation on the UK Treasury bill market

Why linked: HM Treasury / DMO consultation on UK Treasury bill market expansion — direct implementation of Autumn Budget 2025.

HM Treasury and the UK Debt Management Office are consulting on expanding and deepening the UK Treasury bill (T-bill) market, as announced at Autumn Budget 2025. This supports our commitment to maintaining a well-diversified investor base, to enhance the resilience …

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26 Nov 2025 | Consultation outcome HM Revenue & Customs linked direct

Transfer pricing scope and documentation — Summary of responses

Why linked: Transfer pricing scope and documentation consultation outcome — operationalised through Finance Bill 2025-26.

Primary legislation for the ICTS will be included in Finance Bill 2025 to 2026; changes are expected to take effect for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027.

In response to: Transfer pricing — scope and documentation

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