UK unemployment data carves a ‘clear path’ for Bank of England
Wage growth slows but unemployment rate decreases
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UK unemployment falls to 4.2% while year-on-year pay rises slow
Unemployment levels came in 20 basis points lower than the Bank of England’s forecast
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Could strong wage growth deter a summer rate cut?
The 2% uptick in real earnings ‘will be of concern to the Bank of England’
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UK wage growth data falls below expectations in February
ONS warns figures are ‘likely to be revised when more data is received next month’
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UK employment growth slows in 2023 but wages outpace inflation
Mixed data ‘muddies the waters’ for the Bank of England
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UK annual wage growth falls below estimates to 6.6%
60 basis points below the ONS’s growth figures released last month
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All eyes on wage growth for 2024: Investors react to split vote and ‘hawkish tone’ from the Bank of England
Markets are still expecting the Bank to strike a more dovish tone in 2024
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Wage growth slows as interest rates path becomes ‘ever harder to predict’
Pay growth, excluding bonuses, further eased to 7.3% in October
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Wage growth and vacancies slip as rate rises weigh down economy
Wage growth excluding bonuses eased to 7.7%
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UK wage growth rises above inflation for first time since October 2021
7.8% increase between June and August
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Unemployment rises but strong wage growth puts Bank of England in a quandary
Joblessness edged up by 0.1% in August to 4.3%
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Record 7.8% UK wage growth to feed further interest rate rises
Signs the cost-of-living crisis is beginning to ease, though a September rate rise looks ‘bolted on’
