The UK economy returned to growth in November after an initial poor start to the final quarter of 2025 with growth figures of 0.3% had beaten expectations of minimal 0.15 growth.
The manufacturing sector in particular grew by 2.1% which was helped mainly due to resumed operations at Jaguar Land Rover factories. This should be taken lightly in all fairness, as improved growth only realistically coming from Car Production doesn't bode well if and when this slows down at some point.
The Bank of England cut their interest rates at their final meeting of 2025 and markets seem to be anticipating further cuts throughout 2026 as predictions point towards a sharp slowdown in Inflation.
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