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2012/05/26 22:42
2012/05/26 22:42
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Will backing the builders be enough to bring Brit...
... really want to see something happen, and something happen now." Last week's news from the Office for National Statistics that GDP contracted by a worse-than-expected 0.3% in the first...
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2012/05/26 12:10
2012/05/26 12:10
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Mr Money: Chancellor cashes in on cars at rate of...
... situation for young men who have found jobs is better, but hardly encouraging. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says annual income for up to 21-year-olds averages £13,972 per...
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2012/05/25 23:45
2012/05/25 23:45
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Stimulus is the answer, the question is how
MEA Culpa. I’ve argued in this column that the early Q1 GDP data from the Office for National Statistics, which suggested the UK was in a double-dip recession, was wrong and would be revised upwards....
QE Bank of England Office for National Statistics Robert Smith Green Investment Bank
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2012/05/25 17:19
2012/05/25 17:19
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Britain plunges into even deeper recession than w...
The Office for National Statistics second estimate of GDP growth in the first quarter of this year showed that the economy shrank by 0.3 per cent - down from 0.2 per cent. Labour, left campaigners...
Office for National Statistics Danny Alexander Chloe Smith Bank of England Brendan Barber
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2012/05/25 12:56
2012/05/25 12:56
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UK economy could shrink by 2pc if Greece exits eu...
... that the eurozone is very much still behind UK economy's weakness. This week the Office for National Statistics announced that the economy had shrunk by 0.3pc in the first quarter...
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2012/05/25 10:40
2012/05/25 10:40
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What made the nationals
WORSE DOUBLE DIP RECESSIONBy Philip Aldrick, Economics EditorThe concerns emerged after the Office for National Statistics revealed that the double-dip recession was even worse than feared....
David Oakley Alice Ross Bankia Reuters Katie HopeSpain
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2012/05/25 09:56
2012/05/25 09:56
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UK recession deepens
... for the January-March period compared with an initial reading of minus 0.2 percent, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said in a statement. Analysts had forecast no change. The...
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2012/05/25 09:25
2012/05/25 09:25
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ISEQ higher-Services Sector stats today
... Ireland. In the UK, the monthly services index is used to derive quarterly GDP numbers by the Office for National Statistics and is therefore a useful tool in forecasting GDP movements with...
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2012/05/25 09:08
2012/05/25 09:08
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Britain facing second financial crisis as economy...
George Osborne needed to abandon his austerity drive and find a Plan B. Revised figures from the Office for National Statistics showed Gross Domestic Product fell by 0.3 per cent in the first three...
George Osborne David Cameron Ed Balls Chloe Smith Office for National Statistics
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2012/05/24 20:28
2012/05/24 20:28
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While you were sleeping: Economic prospects dim, ...
... Britain, the economy shrank by 0.3% between January and March, according to the Office for National Statistics. Forecasts had called for an unchanged reading of -0.2%, according to...
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2012/05/24 19:53
2012/05/24 19:53
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Britain's deep double-dip raises questions about ...
Britain’s GDP fell by 0.3% in the first quarter, the Office for National Statistics said, and output in production industries fell by 0.4%. A sharp slide in the stock market knocked 0.7 percentage...
IHS Global Insight Howard Archer Office for National Statistics T. Rowe Price Andy Brooks
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2012/05/24 18:50
2012/05/24 18:50
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Beleagured traders hoping for money while it’s su...
... start to the year for local businesses was echoed this week by the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). UK retail sales were the worst in two years in April as...
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2012/05/24 16:41
2012/05/24 16:41
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New migration rules are making a real difference
Radical reforms to the immigration system are starting to take effect, the most recent quarterly Office for National Statistics (to September 2011) and Home Office (to March 2012) migration figures...
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2012/05/24 15:55
2012/05/24 15:55
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Shadow secy. slams UK govt.’s failure on its immi...
UK government’s target for reducing net migration to less than 100,000 a year. The figures by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show a drop of just 3,000 in 255,000 recorded in the previous...
UK Government Yvette Cooper David Cameron Coalition government Office for National Statistics
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2012/05/24 13:37
2012/05/24 13:37
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Labour slams 'no-growth Government'
Minister, which called for changes in the law to make it easier for businesses to sack staff. Office for National Statistics (ONS) data showed gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by 0.3% between...
Chuka Umunna David Willetts Adrian Beecroft International Monetary Fund Office for National Statistics
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2012/05/24 10:16
2012/05/24 10:16
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U.K. Economy Shrinks More Than Estimated on Build...
... product fell 0.3 percent, compared with a 0.2 percent decline estimated last month, the Office for National Statistics said today in London. Construction output fell 4.8 percent, the most...
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2012/05/24 09:42
2012/05/24 09:42
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Politics live blog: Thursday 24 May 2012
... the Commons public administration committee on the work of the cabinet secretary. 9.30am: The Office for National Statistics publishes its revised growth figures for the first three months of...
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2012/05/24 09:33
2012/05/24 09:33
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Britain's recession worse than previously thought
... 0.3% between January and March, which was worse than the previous estimate for a 0.2%, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed in a statement. Other figures show that private...
Office for National Statistics Markit London
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2012/05/24 09:24
2012/05/24 09:24
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The Work Programme flounders
... out of the labour force - those who are neither employed nor unemployed but want a job. The Office for National Statistics reported that, on average, there were only 469,000 vacancies...
The Times Department for Work and Pensions Duncan Smith London Getty Images
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2012/05/23 23:37
2012/05/23 23:37
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Bank of England hints at more monetary stimulus
... concerns that inflation might not fall back as quickly as they expected, but yesterday the Office for National Statistics said the consumer price index dropped in March to 3 per cent, giving...
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