Is the UK economy turning a corner?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : What next? While the underlying numbers look positive, were the Bank of England to raise interest rates later this month, or Healey to announce tax rises in the Budget at the end of October, things could turn sour very quickly.
52% : In his first major speech as chancellor, Healey sought to reassure the markets by pledging to stick to Labour's tax and spend fiscal rules, while trying to present a more optimistic view of Britain's economic prospects.
42% : Andy Burnham and his chancellor are constrained by costly rising debt - interest on debt costs more than the defence, Home Office and justice departments combined - rigid fiscal rules, and Labour's manifesto pledge not to raise the three main taxes.

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