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UK finance minister Sunak hopes household spending will bounce back
Reuters reports that british finance minister Rishi Sunak said he hoped domestic consumption would bounce back this year without the need for government schemes to spur spending because household incomes had been protected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Asked if this summer would see a return of offers similar to last year's "Eat Out to Help Out" restaurant scheme, or whether he would instead trust consumers to get out and spend money, Sunak said: "As a result of the actions that we've taken over the past year, we've managed to protect a lot of household incomes."
"I think that bodes well for the rest of the year. Our plan is working, consumers have built up savings," he told reporters.
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