Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's key message this week will be about restoring stability and controlling price rises.
By Faisal IslamOn Thursday we will see a repair Budget that seeks to complete the job of defusing the timebomb set off under Britain's finances by Liz Truss' mini-Budget.
It will be the detail of the plan already promised and accounted for by the people who lend the government money, in the aftermath of this autumn's fiscal fiasco. This may be Jeremy Hunt's debut budgetary statement, but his two predecessors didn't even last long enough to hold the famous red box outside number 11. That is what counts as success these days.
Independent forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility will finally see the light of day, having been first produced for the very first day of Kwasi Kwarteng's tenure in office. Their repeated absence from earlier plans is now identified by the new chancellor as the key reason for the recent chaos.
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