Deliver economic stability
15%
Deliver economic stability with tough spending rules, so we can grow our economy and keep taxes, inflation and mortgages as low as possible.
The OBR's March 2026 forecast confirms the government remains on course to meet its fiscal rules. Inflation has fallen from 2024 highs. However, GDP growth remains weak — the OECD cut its 2026 UK forecast to 0.7%, making the UK second-lowest in the G7. The UK also has the lowest total investment in the G7.
Increase the available housing stock
5%
Increase the available housing stock. Mandatory housing targets have been reinstated and the onshore wind ban lifted, but delivery of 1.5m homes target remains at an early stage.
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