The economic recovery in the UK has slowed down the ratio of communities and global supply issues.
Three months to September, the economy increased by 1.3 %, 2.1 % lower than the pandemic rate.
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Manufacturing outputs decreased by 0.3 % and construction decreased by 1.5 %.
“The growth has grown in September and the British economy is now slightly below the prior level of Pandemic,” said Grant Fitzner, the chief economist of ONS.
“This latest increase has been led by a health sector by more visits to GP surgery in the UK. The lawyer is also in a hurry to complete the purchase before the stamp mission is over. Because of the busy month, they were partially offset by both car manufacturing and sales.
“In particular, business investment continued to fall at the level before pandemic for three months until September. On the other hand, exports to non -EU countries decreased, and imports from non -EU countries, especially fuel imports. As the increase, the trade deficit has expanded.
Danni Hewson of AJ Bell Financial Analyst commented on the latest GDP numbers and stated: In July and September, its growth was quite slow. “
“The momentum is definitely lost due to the double drag and supply of the staff. Remember the turmoil that was created as a” pindemic “. One of these drags is mainly dealt with, but there are still sectors that are having a hard time finding the necessary staff, but due to the supply chain restrictions, many sectors run in stock and run through the stock level. It is important to be aware of what you are. They usually get ready for Christmas.
“Certainly, the story in September was more optimistic than what was spoken by July and August. Many people were flying and went to the theater and met a doctor directly. This is all in schools and offices, as well as the rush of the village to complete all housing sales before the end of the sample duty. I enjoyed the welcome bounce with the increase in maintenance work.
