Office for National Statistics says that the economy of the United Kingdom has contracted by a record 9.9% since the pandemic began
The Office for National Statistics says that the economy of the United Kingdom has contracted by a record 9.9% since the pandemic began, but has narrowly avoided a double-dip recession. This is nonetheless estimated to be the largest annual contraction since 1709.
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BusinessOffice for National Statistics says that the economy of the United Kingdom has contracted by a record 9.9% since the pandemic began
View Premium plansBrowse free archive reportsThe Office for National Statistics says that the economy of the United Kingdom has contracted by a record 9.9% since the pandemic began, but has narrowly avoided a double-dip recession. This is nonetheless estimated to be the largest annual contraction since 1709.