The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 6-3 to raise the Bank Rate by 25 basis points in August (to 5.25%), in line with market expectations. This marked the 14th consecutive increase in interest rates.
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- Global economic activity slows but remains stable. We analyse the data.
- This note explores what has happened to the Chinese economy since it exited COVID restrictions in December 2022 and what this may mean for the UK.
- We analyse current data on the UK's public finances, including revisions to net borrowing and debt.
- Your July guide to the UK economy, giving you a monthly overview of the major trends impacting the UK's main business sectors.
- The government’s AI governance regime is coming together but needs business input to help the UK fully realise AI innovation.
- With the expansion of the ULEZ in London currently in question, CBI Economics discusses some of the benefits that improved air quality has for individuals.
- The additional bank holiday for the King’s Coronation reduced the number of working days in May and so lowered GDP accordingly, with GDP falling by 0.1%. This left output flat overall in the quarter to May. But a smaller-than-expected decline points to underlying resilience, in line with the CBI’s recent surveys.
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- Wage growth remains strong while economic inactivity and vacancies continue to fall. What does it mean to your business?
- Rain Newton-Smith talks on Bloomberg UK Politics podcast about the progress the CBI is making on political engagement - and about the economy too.