UK GDP stalls between July and September
Higher interest rates ‘slowing down the pace of activity’
Higher interest rates ‘slowing down the pace of activity’
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A modest 0.2% rise in GDP was reported
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The slide was much greater than forecasts of 0.2%
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The economy contracted by 0.1% in May
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Industry commentators remain unconvinced by October’s 0.5% rise
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As risk of a recession later in the year looms large
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Last week OECD slashed its UK growth forecast for 2023 to zero
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GDP falls short of analyst expectations in February, fuelling fears of Q2 contraction
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The OBR now expects the economy to grow at 3.8% in 2022
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‘While the output we saw in July was disappointing, we have to remember that GDP is always backward looking’
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