Szu Ping Chan is the Economics Editor at The Telegraph. She specializes in finance, personal finance, business and economics, and economic policy, with a focus on capital markets, labor markets, and investment strategies. Szu Ping's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, The Sydney Morning Herald, and New Zealand Herald.
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While the numbers may tally on paper, economists are already questioning whether they will work in reality
By: Danielle Sheridan, Martin Evans, Charles Hymas, Szu Ping Chan, Ben Riley-Smith
Tax rises now inevitable as Chancellor prioritises record boost to health spending over the nation’s security
By: Szu Ping Chan, Tim Wallace
Businesses will pick up the bill for the ever-growing state at the Chancellor’s autumn Budget
Analysis by the Resolution Foundation said the Chancellor was presiding over a “major reshaping of the state” that will pave the way for more tax rises after she boosted NHS budgets in the spending review
By: Szu Ping Chan
A soaring oil price would stoke inflation and hit funds for the Chancellor’s spending plans
By: Szu Ping Chan
The assassination of the head of Iran's armed forces has raised fears of another wave of rising prices.
Interview: The Tory shadow chancellor says Nigel Farage would put Britain ‘on the road to ruin’
By: Szu Ping Chan
Labour to hand staff the option to take employers to tribunal for unfair dismissal from day one
By: Szu Ping Chan
Britain's “broken” employment tribunal system will be plunged into chaos by Angela Rayner's workers' rights plan as the courts struggle to clear a mounting backlog, business groups have warned.
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