LONDON, July 6 (Reuters) – Britain’s new finance minister, Nadhim Zahawi, set out his priorities for the financial system in a sequence of interviews early on Wednesday, hours after he was appointed to interchange Rishi Sunak.

Beneath are the highlights:

ON HIS OPTIONS:

“I’ll take a look at all the pieces, there may be nothing off the desk,” he informed Sky Information, when requested about attainable tax cuts.

ON HIS PRIORITIES

“The vital factor is to get inflation beneath management, be fiscally accountable,” he informed Sky Information.

“The very first thing we have to do is make it possible for we’re actually cautious about, whether or not it is public sector pay, that inflation would not proceed to be fuelled.”

“In the present day, we face a worldwide battle with inflation.”

Reporting by Kate Holton, enhancing by Elizabeth Piper

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