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UK trade deficit narrowed in December, but on weaker imports
Thursday 09 Feb 2012
The UK’s deficit on seasonally adjusted trade in goods and services was £1.1bn in December compared with the deficit of £2.8bn seen in November, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
UK industrial production trounces expectations in December
Thursday 09 Feb 2012
Industrial production in the United Kingdom grew by 0.5% on the month (-3.3% on the year) during the month of December, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics.
Retail sales signal a tough year ahead, BRC says
Tuesday 07 Feb 2012
In value terms UK retail sales in January were down 0.3% on a like-for-like basis from the same month of 2011, when sales rose 2.3%, picking up after December 2010's snow disruption, according to the British Retail Consortium´s (BRC) monthly retail sales monitor.
UK house prices rose 0.6% in January, Halifax says
Monday 06 Feb 2012
-Prospects for house prices will depend on events in the Eurozone.
UK service sector grew far more than expected in January, PMI shows -UPDATE
Friday 03 Feb 2012
The Markit/CIPS purchasing managers’ index for the month of January has come in at 56 points, versus a reading of 54 for the month before.
UK service sector grew far more than expected in January, PMI shows
Friday 03 Feb 2012
The Markit/CIPS purchasing managers’ index for the month of January has come in at 56 points, versus a reading of 54 for the month before.
NIESR calls on UK government to deliver fiscal boost
Friday 03 Feb 2012
-UK GDP to contract 0.1% this year, bounce back by 2.3% in 2013
BoE's Posen says he is slightly more optimistic now
Thursday 02 Feb 2012
In an interview with Bloomberg TV Bank of England policy-maker Adam Posen has stated that, “I’m certainly leaning toward -- but who knows -- doing more QE if we don’t change the forecast,” although he did add that, “slightly more optimistic than I was a few months ago.”
UK construction sector remains undaunted, with confidence high -UPDATE
Thursday 02 Feb 2012
-Weaker activity led by a slowdown in new order growth.
UK construction sector remains undaunted, with confidence high
Thursday 02 Feb 2012
-Weaker activity led by a slowdown in new order growth.
Bank's Posen tells BBC inflation is going to keep falling
Thursday 02 Feb 2012
In a radio interview yesterday afternoon on BBC Radio 5 Bank of England (BoE) policy-maker Adam Posen indicated that he believes that inflation “is going to keep falling all year, just as we forecast."
UK manufacturing PMI ahead of forecasts in January, but ... -UPDATE
Wednesday 01 Feb 2012
-Foreign demand rose for a second month, but in a less marked fashion.
UK January manufacturing PMI ahead of forecasts
Wednesday 01 Feb 2012
-Foreign demand rose for a second month, but in a less marked fashion.
UK house prices expected to move sideways or fall modestly
Wednesday 01 Feb 2012
House prices fell by 0.2% on the month in January according to the latest data just published by Nationwide Building Society, to £162,228.
New jobs ahead of last year’s levels in the UK
Wednesday 01 Feb 2012
UK job openings and salaries were higher in January than in the same month of last year, according to the monthly survey carried out by recruitment internet site Reed.
UK mortgage lending at 2 year high, but below historical average -UPDATE
Tuesday 31 Jan 2012
Mortgage approvals rose to a 24-month high in December, according to the Bank of England, but experts were quick to point out lending remains historically low.
UK mortgage lending at 2 year high, but below historical average
Tuesday 31 Jan 2012
Mortgage approvals rose to a 24-month high in December, according to the Bank of England, but experts were quick to point out lending remains historically low.
Improvement in UK consumer confidence may prove fleeting
Tuesday 31 Jan 2012
Consultancy GFK’s index of consumer confidence in the United Kingdom improved during the month of January to -29 points, versus -33 in December and -29 one year ago.
UK house prices were flat in January but downward pressure seen
Monday 30 Jan 2012
The price of homes in the United Kingdom stayed flat during the month of January, according to Hometrack, reflecting a slow start to the year, with an extension of the seasonal slowdown and weak consumer confidence.
CBI distributive trades survey plummets in January
Thursday 26 Jan 2012
The Confederation of British Industry’s (CBI) distributive trades survey's balance for retailers’ reported sales volumes plunged to -22 in January from +9 the month before, reaching their lowest level since March 2009.

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UK trade deficit narrowed in December, but on weaker imports

UK industrial production trounces expectations in December

Retail sales signal a tough year ahead, BRC says

UK house prices rose 0.6% in January, Halifax says

UK service sector grew far more than expected in January, PMI shows -UPDATE

UK service sector grew far more than expected in January, PMI shows

NIESR calls on UK government to deliver fiscal boost

BoE's Posen says he is slightly more optimistic now

UK construction sector remains undaunted, with confidence high -UPDATE

UK construction sector remains undaunted, with confidence high

Bank's Posen tells BBC inflation is going to keep falling

UK manufacturing PMI ahead of forecasts in January, but ... -UPDATE

UK January manufacturing PMI ahead of forecasts

UK house prices expected to move sideways or fall modestly

New jobs ahead of last year’s levels in the UK

UK mortgage lending at 2 year high, but below historical average -UPDATE

UK mortgage lending at 2 year high, but below historical average

Improvement in UK consumer confidence may prove fleeting

UK house prices were flat in January but downward pressure seen

CBI distributive trades survey plummets in January

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