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英国财政大臣希利将通过预算让利而非额外借款来筹资——FT
英国财政大臣约翰-希利（John Healey）将通过提高税收或削减公共支出，而非增加借贷，为10月28日预算案中宣布的所有新措施提供资金，其中包括一揽子生活成本支持计划，英国《金融时报》周三报道。
据该报道援引熟悉英国预算规划的消息人士称，该财政方案预计在2029-30年，即本届议会任期的最后一年，将在“记分卡”上呈正值。这意味着所有额外的自由裁量支出都将得到全额资助。
市场反应
截至发稿，英镑/美元日内上涨0.14%，报1.3274。
英镑常见问题（FAQ）
英镑(GBP)是世界上最古老的货币(公元886年)，也是英国的官方货币。根据2022年的数据，它是全球第四大外汇交易单位，占所有交易的12%，平均每天6300亿美元。它的主要交易对是英镑/美元，也被称为“Cable”，占外汇的11%，英镑/日元，或被交易员称为“龙（Dragon）”(3%)，欧元/英镑(2%)。英镑由英格兰银行(BoE)发行。
“影响英镑价值的唯一最重要的因素是英格兰银行决定的货币政策。英国央行的决定是基于它是否实现了“物价稳定”的主要目标——稳定在2%左右的通胀率。实现这一目标的主要工具是调整利率。当通胀过高时，英国央行将试图通过提高利率来控制通胀，从而提高个人和企业获得信贷的成本。这总体上对英镑有利，因为更高的利率使英国成为对全球投资者更具吸引力的投资场所。当通胀降得太低时，这是经济增长放缓的迹象。在这种情况下，英国央行将考虑降低利率以降低信贷成本，这样企业就会借入更多资金，投资于促进增长的项目。”
“公布的数据可以衡量经济的健康状况，并可能影响英镑的价值。GDP、制造业和服务业pmi以及就业等指标都可以影响英镑的走势。强劲的经济有利于英镑。这不仅会吸引更多的外国投资，还可能鼓励英国央行提高利率，这将直接推高英镑。否则，如果经济数据疲软，英镑可能会下跌。”
“英镑的另一个重要数据是贸易帐。该指标衡量的是一个国家在一定时期内出口收入与进口支出之间的差额。如果一个国家生产非常受欢迎的出口产品，其货币将纯粹受益于寻求购买这些商品的外国买家所创造的额外需求。因此，净贸易余额为正会使货币走强，反之亦然。”
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