Rachel Reeves who will be Chancellor of the Exchequer if the Labour Party wins the forthcoming General Election made a keynote address at the Party’s Annual Conference.As expected, she set out several wholly policies illustrating how her party would do things differently from the present Government. As is usual with the Opposition when facing an Election, Reeves was given a “free hit”, talking about vote winning policies like the provision of one and a half million social houses in the Party’s first term in Government and other policies that will lead to social regeneration.Labour intends to fight the election with the economy at the centre of its campaign. Not having had to deal with “distractions” like Brexit and the Pandemic, allows them a “free run” at a utopian scenario, free from the issues that a government faces daily.The Conference which ends today will hear from the Leader of the Party, Sir Keir Starmer, who will set out a broad range of initiatives that will show voters what they can broadly expect from a Labour Government.Beyond Currency Market Commentary:Aims to provide deep insights into the political and economic events worldwide that can cause currencies to change and how this can affect your FX Exposure.