UK GDP rebounds in November, but momentum remains fragile

Martin Beck, Chief Economist | Economic Consulting and Analysis

GDP rose by 0.3% in November, beating expectations, but underlying momentum remains weak. While fiscal tightening will weigh on growth in the near term, falling inflation, interest rate cuts and a more supportive global backdrop mean 2026 should be a better year for the economy.

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