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UK: Strikes Dent Dec-22 GDP
400 Views10 Feb 2023 19:47
UK GDP ended 2022 on a low as widespread strikes made a deeper-than-expected dent in service sector output. GDP’s 0.5% m-o-m fall flattened Q4 to zero growth. The BoE needs a recession.
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