Jeremy Hunt will set out his subsequent price range on 22 November, the chancellor has instructed MPs.
He has commissioned an Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecast, which can be introduced alongside the Autumn Statement.
The lack of an OBR forecast at his predecessor's mini-budget final September spooked the markets and sparked an enormous financial fallout, pushing up authorities borrowing prices and placing sure pension funds on the brink of collapse.
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Mr Hunt was drafted in to scrub up the mess and retained his place after ex-prime minister Liz Truss resigned simply 44 days into her premiership.
Since then he and Rishi Sunak have made it their mission to halve inflation, amid a sequence of Bank of England rate of interest rises.
Speaking within the Commons, Mr Hunt insisted progress was being made as inflation is sort of 40% beneath its 11% peak.
Confirming the brand new price range date, he stated: "On Friday, the Office for National Statistics published an update to the UK's GDP growth figures which shows the UK economy was 0.6% larger than pre-pandemic levels by the fourth quarter of 2021.
"It means our financial system had the quickest restoration from the pandemic of any giant European financial system, because of selections similar to furlough that protected tens of millions of jobs.
"For that growth to continue we now need to halve inflation, which I am pleased to report is now nearly 40% below its 11% peak. I can also tell the House I will deliver the Autumn Statement on November 22."
Mr Hunt is more likely to face strain from Tory MPs to decide to tax cuts forward of the following normal election, because the occasion languishes behind Labour within the polls.
The Spring price range in March - which handed a tax cut to wealthy pensioners - led to warnings that folks can be hit with the biggest fall in living standards since records began.
Mr Hunt, pressed over reducing taxes, instructed Treasury questions that "as a Conservative I want to bring taxes down as soon as we can afford to do so".
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The Treasury and new Defence Secretary Grant Shapps are additionally more likely to come beneath strain over defence funding.
Mr Shapps's predecessor, Ben Wallace, who stepped down from the position final week, had lengthy made clear his want for larger spending on the UK armed forces.
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