The Prime Minister hailed the October 30 fiscal event as a historic moment, describing it as Labour's first chance to "define the way in which we will approach the economy" after 14 years in opposition.
However, amid media reports that the Government could raise capital gains tax, putting off business start-ups and foreign investors alike, Sir Keir is confident the UK's inward flow of cash will continue to grow.
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