Fellow consensus is for a flat figure today so the economy having stagnated and i ve pencilled in the small increase but lost the forecasters expect a small fall in output and i think either way, it s not the healthiest place for the uk economy to be. ideally, you want an economy to be growing brusquely quarter on quarter and that isjust brusquely quarter on quarter and that is just not where we are. doesn t matter if the uk is in recession? does it matter? if you ve got falling output, i think it does matter. when you start thinking about recessions and falling output and the way that that ben relates to everybody in the economy, inaudiblejob cuts, economy, inaudible job cuts, job economy, inaudiblejob cuts, job security, it does reverberate throughout the economy. reverberate throughout the economy- economy. there s quite a variation economy. there s quite a variation in economy. there s quite a variation in the economy. there s quite a variation in the pic- economy. there s q
When his mortgage deal expired in november, his payments went from £590 a month to £760. i was kind of hoping the days of nervously checking the bank balance once you get a couple of weeks into the month were gone. but they re back with a vengeance now and it s back to the days of, you know, panicking every time there s an unexpected bill. today, the bank of england raised interest rates further, by half a percentage point. the aim is to make it more expensive to borrow and spend, so businesses and households spend less overall, meaning less buying activity and therefore less upward pressure on prices. it said inflation isn t yet beaten. it is too soon to declare victoryjust yet. inflationary pressures are still there and we can see that in the data and we hear it from our agents. we need to be sure that we really are turning the corner on inflation. that is why we have
That brightened what they would be thinking. he that brightened defeat on saturday jurgen klopp, forge mind games in charge said he cannot remember the worst performance. he will be expecting a lot better for his liverpool team tonight. full, true on the game on bbc radio kicking off at 7:45 p:m.. that was due to be one of six replays tonight, but non league boreham wood s match at accrington has been postponed because of a frozen pitch. there is though another national league team with a chance of making the fourth round. chesterfield are at west brom after their dramatic 3 all draw first time round. the former everton defender alan stubbs has told bbc news that the clubs board should stand down in the best interests of the club. it follows a string of poor performances that has left everton joint bottom of the premier league. stagnated. we have not moved forward for too many years now. in the same people have been making the same decisions. i do not want to be sitting here saying o
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Around the world. but the pound has fallen considerably against the dollar since 2016 and a weaker pound makes imported goods more expensive, which in turn has contributed to inflation. but all of these factors together and this is the office for budget responsibility s conclusion. it forecast that brexit will reduce uk gdp by li% over 15 years, and when faced with questions about the economy, ministers have pointed to international issues. these are global pressures, the inflationary pressures, energy price pressures are affecting economies, developed and developing economies, right across the globe. no doubt the economic impact of covid and the war in ukraine are considerable. the uk s economy has longer term issues as well. since the 1970s, growth has gradually slowed and since the global crash of 2008, productivity has stagnated. it s a complicated picture, but the 0br and many economists argue brexit is part of it.