'Investors motivated by political stability'
The Herald|August 12, 2024
TRADE SECRETARY NOT WORRIED’ ABOUT RIOTS PUTTING OFF INVESTMENT
'Investors motivated by political stability'

BUSINESS and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has said he is 'not worried' about the potential effect of days of rioting on foreign investment in the UK as the Government seeks to secure economic growth.

As disorder intensified in the UK last week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves was courting global investors during a three-day visit to the US and Canada where she pushed the message that "Britain is open for business'.

Mr Reynolds told broadcasters on Sunday: "It is clearly a difficult thing to have to contend with as a country.

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