continues to impact lives. new figures show government borrowing rose in september. borrowing the difference between spending and tax income was £20 billion last month, up £2.2 billion from a year earlier. it s the second highest september borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. and retail sales figures experienced a bigger than expected monthly fall, of1.4%. meanwhile, the uk s financial services regulator has estimated that nearly eight million people are finding their bills a heavy burden . the survey by the financial conduct authority was carried out between february and june. with consumer confidence now closer to a 50 year low, the crowds at shopping centres are thinner. in september retail sales were down by more than expected, 3.2% below where they were before coronavirus. normally the value and volume of retail sales move together but because of much higher prices the amount shoppers are spending rose
contest gets underway, the state of the economy continues to impact lives. new figures show government borrowing rose in september. borrowing the difference between spending and tax income was £20bn last month, up £2.2bn from a year earlier it s the second highest september borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. and retail sales figures experienced a bigger than expected monthly fall, of i.4%. meanwhile the uk s financial services regulator has estimated that nearly 8 million people are finding their bills a heavy burden . the survey by the financial conduct authority was carried out between february and june. andy verity reports. with consumer confidence near a 50 year low, the crowds in shopping centres are thinner. retail sales were down more than expected, 3.2% below before where they were before coronavirus. normally the volume of retail sales moves together but the amount shoppers are spending rose 12% but the goods the moneyball was
it s the second highest september borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. and retail sales figures experienced a bigger than expected monthly fall, of1.4%. meanwhile, the uk s financial services regulator has estimated that nearly eight million people are finding their bills a heavy burden . the survey by the financial conduct authority was carried out between february and june. andy verity reports. with consumer confidence now closer to a 50 year low, the crowds at shopping centres are thinner. in september retail sales were down by more than expected, 3.2% below where they were before coronavirus. normally the value and volume of retail sales move together but because of much higher prices the amount shoppers are spending rose 12% but the goods that money bought was down.
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