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Prime minister upbeat ahead of Budget as expansion of 0.3% in January exceeds expectations of 0.1%
Productio ad absurdum
Output shrinks more than expected in December
Pubs and bars push up GDP in November as football fans go out to watch World Cup matches
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Output remains below pre-pandemic levels while other G7 countries have pulled ahead
Gross domestic product contracts more than expected in September
Output was flat in the three months to July, falling short of analysts’ expectations
Revision by official statisticians means GDP could still be lower than in 2019, before the pandemic hit
Second-quarter GDP falls by 0.1% as cost of living crisis takes hold and health sector output drops
French energy group EDF reports record loss
Output grew 0.5%, raising expectations of large interest rate increase by Bank of England
The recession should kill off the romantic idea that growth is a mixed blessing
April figures show GDP falling 0.3%, missing forecasts of a rise of 0.1%
Output declines 0.1% in March while quarterly expansion falls below expectations at 0.8%
Storms and supply chain disruption undermine robust tourism sector
Manufacturing and construction hold back GDP growth in October, strengthening likelihood of delay to rate rise
Region’s third-quarter GDP only 0.3% below pre-pandemic levels, according to experimental new data
Shortages of goods and workers hits output
Gross domestic product is a crude way to assess happiness, but those seeking to replace it may be wasting precious time
Discrepancy emerges for official monthly and quarterly figures for GDP, further complicating decisions about interest rate rises
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