Despite Britain’s economy showing signs of improvement, Rishi Sunak shouldn’t rely on it to boost his prospects – POLITICO

The upcoming years are expected to be challenging, with predictions that similar dynamics could be in play by 2024. Tom Lubbock, co-founder of the polling firm JL Partners and former analytics chief for the Conservatives, emphasized that while economic indicators are important, what truly matters is the public’s demand for change in various aspects, such as the economy and public services.

Lubbock mentioned that the Conservative brand’s economic competence has taken a hit in recent times, with Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak playing significant roles. He noted how public confidence in the Tory Party’s economic management waned during Sunak’s tenure due to high inflation levels.

Although things seem to be improving for the Prime Minister, the polls have not reflected this positive trend. It is hoped that a potential England victory in the Euro 2024 football tournament could provide an economic boost and uplift the general mood in the UK. However, history has shown that counting on the Three Lions to win anything is often a risky bet.