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It has been a turbulent year for the chancellor who, before Labour won power in the 2024 general election, had promised to bring economic stability.

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After two turbulent weeks of a BBC crisis, with the pressure on him, Samir Shah looked nervous as he began his session in front of MPs.

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Those forecasts signal a return to more typical month-to-month changes after a turbulent summer where prices moved sharply in both directions.

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U.S. stocks on Friday came off an extremely turbulent ride on Wall Street.

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U.S. stocks on Friday came off an extremely turbulent ride on Wall Street.

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