Money Minute Wednesday 22 January: UK public borrowing

In the UK we get the latest view of the public finances. Borrowing is expected to remain on track to come in below the Office for Budget Responsibility’s forecasts for this fiscal year (which ends in April). That’s good news for chancellor Sajid Javid, who will be delivering his first budget in March.

Over in Canada, the central bank makes its latest decision on interest rates. The bank is expected to keep interest rates on hold where they are. Recent strong labour market data has offset concerns of a slowdown towards the end of last year.

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