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Output remained below pre-pandemic levels and the Delta variant is likely to have slowed progress in July
ONS revises up figures for economic growth after the financial crash, led by telecoms sector
Economists forecast the stored cash will be an important driver of recovery in second quarter
Policymakers and analysts are revising up their Q1 GDP forecasts
Shipments drop 40% in January while GDP shrinks by biggest margin in 9 months
Contraction less severe than expected as manufacturing and construction grow
Output in October grew by just 0.4%, the lowest rate since May
But some economists fear the strong initial rebound may quickly lose momentum
Output fall of 2 .2 per cent in three months to March is the largest quarterly drop since 1979
Flat GDP figures dash hopes of a post-election bounce
Zero growth as uncertainty hits business investment and manufacturing
Pound slumps below $1.30 level on signs Bank of England will cut rates
Third-quarter expansion marks rebound from contraction in previous three months
Booming capital underlines stark difference with ‘left behind’ Leave areas
Official data suggest July output increase of 0.3% driven by Brexit preparations
In the first of a series of articles, the FT examines the state of the nation
GDP data highlight weakness of the economy but experts are divided on growth prospects
Business uncertainty is hitting Britain harder than many other economies
Strong growth in first three months unlikely to be repeated as inventories decline
Inclusiveness index shows UK performing better than some peers but suffering after crash
Global GDP is expected to rise by 3 per cent yet economic growth is in conflict with environmental targets
New system based on VAT returns aims to be early warning for looming problems
New service would compete with private providers such as IHS Markit
Chancellor hit by sharp slowdown in Britain’s economy
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