最新报道:According to the news from the currency network, on July 11 (UTC+8), as investors are increasingly concerned about the volatility of the UK's economic policies, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves is studying reforms to its budget system to avoid another sudden spring fiscal repair plan. According to people familiar with the matter, Reeves is considering the reform proposal put forward by the International Monetary Fund, which aims to "reduce the pressure to adjust fiscal policy frequently." At the same time, she also reiterated her commitment to hold only one fiscal press conference a year. The International Monetary Fund recommended in May this year that the UK should reform to ensure that "corrective fiscal measures" do not have to be taken between two budgets when there are slight deviations from fiscal rules. The organization also said that the UK could consider assessing compliance with fiscal rules only once a year, rather than twice a year as it is currently. A person from the City of London said: "This is something the Treasury is considering - it must be done. Swinging back and forth between forecasts every six months is not a feasible way to formulate fiscal policy in this era of highly unstable global economy. The bond market will not only not oppose this, but will welcome such reforms very much."