UK Indicators Latest
Overview
CurrencyThis Week
1.34 USD/GBP↓
As of Aug/25
Currency: Pound sterling`s exchange rate with the US dollar, influencing external trade and investment.
Stock MarketThis Week
9,082 points↓
As of Aug/25
Stock Market: Performance of FTSE 100, reflecting investor confidence.
GDP Growth Rate
0.7 percent↑
As of Mar/25
GDP Growth Rate: Quarterly percentage change in GDP, showing short-term economic trends.
GDP Annual Growth Rate
1.3 percent↓
As of Mar/25
GDP Annual Growth Rate: Year-on-year percentage change in GDP, indicating economic performance.
Unemployment Rate
4.7 percent↑
As of May/25
Unemployment Rate: Percentage of labour force unemployed, reflecting economic conditions.
Inflation Rate
3.6 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Inflation Rate: Annual percentage change in consumer prices, measuring price stability.
Inflation Rate MoM
0.3 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Inflation Rate MoM: Month-on-month change in consumer prices, tracking short-term inflation.
Interest RateThis Week
4 percent↓
As of Aug/25
Interest Rate: Bank of England’s base rate, influencing borrowing and spending.
Balance of Trade
-5,699 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Balance of Trade: Difference between exports and imports, indicating trade surplus or deficit. A negative balance of trade, also known as a trade deficit, occurs when imports of goods and services exceeds exports.
Current Account
-23,456 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
Current Account: Net balance of trade, services, and transfers, showing international financial position.
Current Account to GDP
-2.7 percent of GDP↑
As of Dec/24
Current Account to GDP: Current account balance as a percentage of GDP, indicating external economic health.
Government Debt to GDP
95.9 percent of GDP↑
As of Dec/24
Government Debt to GDP: Government debt as a percentage of GDP, measuring debt sustainability.
Government Budget
-4.8 percent of GDP→
As of Dec/24
Government Budget: Annual plan of government revenue and spending, guiding fiscal policy.
Business ConfidenceTwo Weeks Ago
-27 points↑
As of Sep/25
Business Confidence: Sentiment among businesses about economic prospects, affecting investment decisions.
Manufacturing PMILast Week
48 points↑
As of Jul/25
Manufacturing PMI: Purchasing Managers’ Index for manufacturing, indicating sector growth.
Services PMIThis Week
51.8 points↓
As of Jul/25
Services PMI: Purchasing Managers’ Index for services, indicating sector performance.
Consumer ConfidenceTwo Weeks Ago
-19 points↓
As of Jul/25
Consumer Confidence: Measure of consumer optimism about the economy, affecting spending behaviour.
Retail Sales MoMTwo Weeks Ago
0.9 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Retail Sales MoM: Month-on-month change in retail sales, indicating short-term spending trends.
Corporate Tax Rate
25 percent→
As of Dec/25
Corporate Tax Rate: Tax rate on company profits, affecting business investment decisions.
Personal Income Tax Rate
45 percent→
As of Dec/25
Personal Income Tax Rate: Tax rate on individual income, affecting disposable income.
Financial Markets
CurrencyThis Week
1.34 USD/GBP↓
As of Aug/25
Currency:Pound sterling`s exchange rate with the US Dollar, influencing external trade and investment.
Stock MarketThis Week
9,082 points↓
As of Aug/25
Stock Market: Performance of FTSE 100, reflecting investor confidence.
Economic Growth
GDP Growth Rate
0.7 percent↑
As of Mar/25
GDP Growth Rate: Quarterly percentage change in GDP, showing short-term economic trends.
GDP Annual Growth Rate
1.3 percent↓
As of Mar/25
GDP Annual Growth Rate: Year-on-year percentage change in GDP, indicating economic performance.
GDP
3,644 USD Billion↑
As of Dec/24
GDP: Total value of goods and services produced, measuring economic size.
GDP Constant Prices
647,018 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP Constant Prices: GDP adjusted for inflation, showing real economic output.
GDP per Capita
47,265 USD↑
As of Dec/24
GDP per Capita: GDP divided by population, indicating average economic output per person.
GDP per Capita PPP
52,518 USD↑
As of Dec/24
GDP per Capita PPP: GDP per capita adjusted for purchasing power, comparing living standards.
Full Year GDP Growth
1.1 percent↑
As of Dec/24
Full Year GDP Growth: Annual percentage change in GDP, showing overall economic growth.
Monthly GDP MoM
-0.1 percent↑
As of May/25
Monthly GDP MoM: Month-on-month change in GDP, tracking short-term economic growth.
Monthly GDP YoY
0.7 percent↓
As of May/25
Monthly GDP YoY: Year-on-year change in monthly GDP, showing longer-term trends.
Private Debt to GDP
75.7 percent↓
As of Dec/24
Private Debt to GDP: Private sector debt as a percentage of GDP, showing leverage.
Current Account to GDP
-2.7 percent of GDP↑
As of Dec/24
Current Account to GDP: Current account balance as a percentage of GDP, indicating external economic health.
Government Debt to GDP
95.9 percent of GDP↑
As of Dec/24
Government Debt to GDP: Government debt as a percentage of GDP, measuring debt sustainability.
Government Spending to GDP
44.4 percent of GDP↓
As of Dec/24
Government Spending to GDP: Government spending as a percentage of GDP, showing public sector size.
Public Sector Net Debt to GDPTwo Weeks Ago
96.3 percent of GDP↓
As of Jun/25
Public Sector Net Debt to GDP: Public debt as a percentage of GDP, measuring fiscal sustainability.
Households Debt to GDP
76.3 percent of GDP↓
As of Dec/24
Households Debt to GDP: Household debt as a percentage of GDP, indicating financial leverage.
Current Account
-23,456 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
Current Account: Net balance of trade, services, and transfers, showing international financial position.
GDP Deflator
114 points↑
As of Mar/25
GDP Deflator: Measure of price level changes in GDP, reflecting inflation in the economy.
Gross National Product
731,722 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Gross National Product: Total value of goods and services produced by residents, including abroad.
GDP
GDP from Agriculture
4,299 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Agriculture: Value of agricultural output, contributing to GDP.
GDP from Construction
35,821 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Construction: Value of construction output, contributing to GDP.
GDP from Manufacturing
52,017 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Manufacturing: Value of manufacturing output, contributing to GDP.
GDP from Mining
7,915 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
GDP from Mining: Value of mining output, contributing to GDP.
GDP from Public Administration
30,249 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Public Administration: Value of public sector output, contributing to GDP.
GDP from Services
466,179 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Services: Value of service sector output, a major GDP component.
GDP from Transport
21,110 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
GDP from Transport: Value of transport sector output, contributing to GDP.
Gross Fixed Capital Formation
117,463 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Gross Fixed Capital Formation: Investment in fixed assets, driving long-term growth.
Labour Market
Unemployment Rate
4.7 percent↑
As of May/25
Unemployment Rate: Percentage of labour force unemployed, reflecting economic conditions.
Full Time Employment
25,547 Thousand↑
As of May/25
Full Time Employment: Number of people in full-time jobs, indicating labour market robustness.
Part Time Employment
8,583 Thousand↑
As of May/25
Part Time Employment: Number of people in part-time jobs, indicating labour market flexibility.
Employment Rate
75.2 percent↑
As of May/25
Employment Rate: Percentage of working-age population employed, reflecting labour market health.
Youth Unemployment Rate
12.2 percent↓
As of May/25
Youth Unemployment Rate: Unemployment rate for young people, indicating job market access.
Unemployed Persons
1,717 Thousand↑
As of May/25
Unemployed Persons: Number of people without jobs, indicating labour market health.
Social Security Rate For Employees
10 percent↓
As of Dec/25
Social Security Rate for Employees: Employee contributions to social security, reducing take-home pay.
Employment Change
134 Thousand↑
As of May/25
Employment Change: Change in the number of employed people, showing job growth or loss.
Employed Persons
34,130 Thousand↑
As of May/25
Employed Persons: Number of people in work, indicating labour market strength.
Labour Force Participation Rate
79 percent↑
As of May/25
Labour Force Participation Rate: Percentage of population active in the labour market, showing engagement.
Labour Costs
116 points↑
As of Dec/24
Labour Costs: Total cost of wages and benefits, affecting business expenses.
Minimum Wages
12.21 GBP/Hour↑
As of Apr/25
Minimum Wages: Lowest legal hourly wage, affecting low-income workers.
Wage Growth
5 percent↓
As of May/25
Wage Growth: Annual increase in wages, affecting consumer spending power.
Wages
722 GBP/Week↑
As of May/25
Wages: Average earnings across the workforce, driving consumption.
Wages in Manufacturing
792 GBP/Week↑
As of May/25
Wages in Manufacturing: Earnings in the manufacturing sector, reflecting industrial labour trends.
Retirement Age Women
66 Years→
As of Dec/25
Retirement Age Women: Age at which women can claim state pension, impacting labour participation.
Retirement Age Men
66 Years→
As of Dec/25
Retirement Age Men: Age at which men can claim state pension, affecting workforce size.
Job Vacancies
727 Thousand↓
As of May/25
Job Vacancies: Number of unfilled jobs, indicating labour market demand.
Productivity
98.9 points↑
As of Mar/25
Productivity: Output per worker or hour, reflecting economic efficiency.
Average Earnings Excluding Bonus
5 percent↓
As of May/25
Average Earnings Excluding Bonus: Average wages without bonuses, indicating core income trends for workers.
Average Weekly Hours
32 Hours↑
As of May/25
Average Weekly Hours: Average hours worked weekly, showing labour market activity levels.
Real Earnings Excluding Bonuses
0.9 percent↓
As of May/25
Real Earnings Excluding Bonuses: Inflation-adjusted wages without bonuses, showing purchasing power.
Real Earnings Including Bonuses
0.4 percent↑
As of May/25
Real Earnings Including Bonuses: Inflation-adjusted wages with bonuses, reflecting total income trends.
Claimant Count Change
25.9 Thousand↑
As of Jun/25
Claimant Count Change: Monthly change in people claiming unemployment benefits, showing labour market shifts.
Inactivity Rate
21 percent↓
As of May/25
Inactivity Rate: Percentage of working-age population not in the labour force, showing economic participation.
Non Farm Payrolls
-41.36 Thousand↓
As of Jun/25
Non Farm Payrolls: Number of jobs outside agriculture, reflecting employment trends (less relevant in UK context).
Population
69.23 Million↑
As of Dec/24
Population: Total number of residents, influencing economic demand and resources.
Inflation and Prices
Inflation Rate
3.6 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Inflation Rate: Annual percentage change in consumer prices, measuring price stability.
Core Inflation Rate MoM
0.4 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Core Inflation Rate MoM: Month-on-month change in core inflation, tracking short-term price stability.
Inflation ExpectationsThis Week
4 percent↑
As of Jul/25
Inflation Expectations: Public’s anticipated future inflation rate, influencing spending and policy.
Inflation Rate MoM
0.3 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Inflation Rate MoM: Month-on-month change in consumer prices, tracking short-term inflation.
Consumer Price Index CPI
139 points↑
As of Jun/25
Consumer Price Index (CPI): Measure of average price changes for consumer goods and services, tracking inflation.
Retail Price Index
4.4 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Retail Price Index (RPI): Measure of consumer price changes, including housing costs, tracking inflation.
Core Inflation Rate
3.7 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Core Inflation Rate: Inflation rate excluding volatile items, indicating persistent price trends.
Core Consumer Prices
136 points↑
As of Jun/25
Core Consumer Prices: CPI excluding volatile items like food and energy, showing underlying inflation.
Core Producer Prices
137 points↑
As of Jan/25
Core Producer Prices: Producer prices excluding volatile items, reflecting core production costs.
Core Producer Prices MoM
0.3 percent↑
As of Jan/25
Core Producer Prices MoM: Month-on-month change in core producer prices, showing cost trends.
Core Producer Prices YoY
1.5 percent↓
As of Jan/25
Core Producer Prices YoY: Year-on-year change in core producer prices, indicating long-term cost shifts.
Energy Inflation
-0.7 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Energy Inflation: Rate of price increases for energy, impacting overall inflation.
Electricity PriceThis Week
78.05 GBP/MWh↓
As of Aug/25
Electricity Price: Represent real-time market rates quoted (or spot) prices by buyers and sellers, which may impact household and business energy cost.
Food Inflation
4.5 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Food Inflation: Rate of price increases for food, affecting living costs.
Gasoline PricesLast Week
1.81 USD/Liter↓
As of Jul/25
Gasoline Prices: Cost of petrol, impacting transport and consumer spending.
CPI Transportation
138 points↑
As of Jun/25
CPI Transportation: CPI component for transport costs, reflecting mobility price changes.
PPI Input
0.8 percent↑
As of Jan/25
PPI Input: Producer Price Index for input costs, affecting production expenses.
PPI Input YoY
-0.1 percent↑
As of Jan/25
PPI Input YoY: Year-on-year change in input producer prices, showing cost trends.
Input Producer Prices
148 points↑
As of Jan/25
Input Producer Prices: Prices of inputs for production, affecting manufacturing costs.
Producer Price Inflation MoM
0.5 percent↑
As of Jan/25
Producer Price Inflation MoM: Month-on-month change in producer prices, tracking cost changes.
Producer Prices
137 points↑
As of Jan/25
Producer Prices: Prices charged by producers, affecting inflation and costs.
Producer Prices Change
0.3 percent↑
As of Jan/25
Producer Prices Change: Annual change in producer prices, indicating cost trends.
Price to Rent Ratio
114 →
As of Mar/25
Price to Rent Ratio: Ratio of house prices to rental costs, indicating housing market balance.
Private Rental PricesLast Week
6.7 percent↓
As of Jun/25
Private Rental Prices: Cost of renting private properties, affecting housing affordability.
Rent Inflation
5.8 percent↓
As of Jun/25
Rent Inflation: Rate of increase in rental prices, affecting housing costs.
Residential Property Prices
5.62 Percent↑
As of Mar/25
Residential Property Prices: Average prices of homes, indicating housing market trends.
Services Inflation
4.7 percent→
As of Jun/25
Services Inflation: Rate of price increases in services, impacting overall inflation.
Monetary Policy
Interest RateThis Week
4 percent↓
As of Aug/25
Interest Rate: Bank of England’s base rate, influencing borrowing and spending.
Lending Rate
4.5 percent→
As of Jun/25
Lending Rate: Interest rate for loans to banks or businesses, influencing credit availability.
Bank Lending RateThis Week
8.61 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Bank Lending Rate: Interest rate charged by banks on loans, influencing borrowing costs.
Overnight Interbank Average RateThis Week
4.22 percent→
As of Aug/25
Overnight Interbank Average Rate: Rate for overnight lending between banks, influencing liquidity.
Sterling Overnight Index Average RateThis Week
4.22 percent→
As of Aug/25
Sterling Overnight Index Average Rate (SONIA): Benchmark rate for overnight lending, guiding monetary policy.
Deposit Interest RateLast Week
4 percent→
As of Jul/25
Deposit Interest Rate: Rate paid on bank deposits, influencing savings behaviour.
Money Supply M0Last Week
99,678 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Money Supply M0: Narrowest measure of money supply, including cash and reserves.
Money Supply M1Last Week
2,227,464 GBP Million↓
As of Jun/25
Money Supply M1: Money supply including cash and demand deposits, showing liquidity.
Money Supply M2Last Week
3,112,250 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Money Supply M2: Broader money supply including savings, indicating monetary expansion.
Money Supply M3Last Week
3,640,401 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Money Supply M3: Broadest money supply including time deposits, reflecting overall liquidity.
Money Supply M4Last Week
3,142,043 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Money Supply M4: UK-specific broad money supply, including private sector deposits.
Gold ReservesThis Week
310 Tonnes→
As of Jun/25
Gold Reserves: Central bank’s gold holdings, supporting financial stability.
Foreign Exchange ReservesThis Week
207,796 USD Million↑
As of Jun/25
Foreign Exchange Reserves: Central bank’s foreign currency holdings, supporting currency stability.
Central Bank Balance SheetThis Week
798,949 GBP Million↑
As of Aug/25
Central Bank Balance Sheet: Assets and liabilities of the Bank of England, reflecting monetary policy actions.
Banks Balance SheetLast Week
4,537,073 GBP Million↓
As of Jun/25
Banks Balance Sheet: Total assets and liabilities of banks, indicating financial sector stability.
Loans to Private Sector
2,754,106 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Loans to Private Sector: Total lending to businesses and individuals, driving economic activity.
Trade and Balance of Payments
Balance of Trade
-5,699 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Balance of Trade: Difference between exports and imports, indicating trade surplus or deficit. A negative balance of trade, also known as a trade deficit, occurs when imports of goods and services exceeds exports.
Exports
74,306 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Exports: Value of goods and services sold abroad, driving economic growth.
Imports
80,005 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Imports: Value of goods and services bought from abroad, affecting trade balance.
Goods Trade Balance
-21,688 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Goods Trade Balance: Difference between goods exports and imports, showing trade performance.
Goods Trade Balance Non-EU
-9,318 GBP Million↑
As of May/25
Goods Trade Balance Non-EU: Trade balance for goods with non-EU countries, reflecting global trade.
Foreign Direct Investment
4,528 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Foreign Direct Investment: Capital invested by foreign entities, boosting economic growth.
Capital Flows
13,322 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Capital Flows: Net inflow or outflow of capital, reflecting investment attractiveness.
Tourist ArrivalsThis Week
9,297 Thousand↓
As of Dec/24
Tourist Arrivals: Number of visitors, boosting tourism-related economic activity.
Tourism RevenuesThis Week
7,397 GBP Million↓
As of Dec/24
Tourism Revenues: Income from tourism, contributing to services and GDP.
CBI Distributive TradesLast Week
-34 Net Balance↑
As of Jul/25
CBI Distributive Trades: Confederation of British Industry’s survey on retail and wholesale trade activity.
Terrorism Index
2.64 Points↑
As of Dec/24
Terrorism Index: Measure of terrorism impact, affecting economic stability and investment.
Government Finance
Government Budget
-4.8 percent of GDP→
As of Dec/24
Government Budget: Annual plan of government revenue and spending, guiding fiscal policy.
Government Budget ValueTwo Weeks Ago
-20,684 GBP Million↓
As of Jun/25
Government Budget Value: Difference between government revenues and expenditures, showing fiscal balance.
Government Spending
138,256 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
Government Spending: Total expenditure by the government, stimulating economic activity.
Government DebtTwo Weeks Ago
2,874 GBP Billion→
As of Jun/25
Government Debt: Total debt owed by the government, indicating fiscal health.
External Debt
7,995,744 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
External Debt: Total debt owed to foreign creditors, indicating financial obligations.
Interest Payments on Government DebtTwo Weeks Ago
16,428 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Interest Payments on Government Debt: Cost of servicing government debt, impacting fiscal budget.
Fiscal ExpenditureTwo Weeks Ago
116,108 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Fiscal Expenditure: Total government spending, influencing economic activity.
Government RevenuesTwo Weeks Ago
95,424 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Government Revenues: Total income from taxes and other sources, funding public spending.
Tax RevenueTwo Weeks Ago
63,612 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Tax Revenue: Total income from taxes, funding government expenditure.
Public Sector Net BorrowingTwo Weeks Ago
-20,684 GBP Million↓
As of Jun/25
Public Sector Net Borrowing: Government borrowing to cover deficits, impacting debt levels.
Corporate Tax Rate
25 percent→
As of Dec/25
Corporate Tax Rate: Tax rate on company profits, affecting business investment decisions.
Social Security Rate For Companies
13.8 percent→
As of Dec/25
Social Security Rate for Companies: Employer contributions to social security, affecting business costs.
Social Security Rate
23.8 percent↓
As of Dec/25
Social Security Rate: Total social security contributions, impacting labour costs.
Sales Tax Rate
20 percent→
As of Dec/25
Sales Tax Rate: Rate of VAT or similar taxes, affecting consumer prices.
Withholding Tax Rate
20 percent→
As of Dec/24
Withholding Tax Rate: Tax deducted at source on income, affecting investment returns.
Weapons Sales
1,204 SIPRI TIV Million↓
As of Dec/23
Weapons Sales: Value of arms exports, contributing to trade and industry. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) uses the Trend Indicator Value (TIV) as a metric to measure the volume of international transfers of major conventional weapons.
Military Expenditure
81,763 USD Million↑
As of Dec/24
Military Expenditure: Government spending on defence, reflecting security priorities.
Corruption Index
71 points out of 100→
As of Dec/24
Corruption Index: Score measuring perceived public sector corruption, impacting economic trust.
Business and Industry
Business ConfidenceTwo Weeks Ago
-27 points↑
As of Sep/25
Business Confidence: Sentiment among businesses about economic prospects, affecting investment decisions.
Leading Economic Index
0.5 percent↓
As of May/25
Leading Economic Index: Composite index predicting future economic activity.
Manufacturing PMILast Week
48 points↑
As of Jul/25
Manufacturing PMI: Purchasing Managers’ Index for manufacturing, indicating sector growth.
Services PMIThis Week
51.8 points↓
As of Jul/25
Services PMI: Purchasing Managers’ Index for services, indicating sector performance.
Construction PMIThis Week
44.3 points↓
As of Jul/25
Construction PMI: Purchasing Managers’ Index for construction, showing sector growth or contraction.
Composite PMIThis Week
51.5 points↓
As of Jul/25
Composite PMI: Combined Purchasing Managers’ Index for manufacturing and services, gauging economic activity.
Industrial Production
-0.3 percent↓
As of May/25
Industrial Production: Output of manufacturing, mining, and utilities, indicating industrial activity.
Industrial Production Mom
-0.9 percent↓
As of May/25
Industrial Production MoM: Month-on-month change in industrial output, showing short-term trends.
Manufacturing Production
0.3 percent↓
As of May/25
Manufacturing Production: Output of manufacturing sector, reflecting industrial strength.
Manufacturing Production MoM
-1 Percent↓
As of May/25
Manufacturing Production MoM: Month-on-month change in manufacturing output, showing short-term trends.
Mining Production
-7.2 percent↓
As of May/25
Mining Production: Output of the mining sector, contributing to industrial activity.
Electricity Production
66,458 Gigawatt-hour↑
As of Mar/25
Electricity Production: Total electricity generated, reflecting energy sector capacity.
Factory OrdersTwo Weeks Ago
-30 Net Balance↑
As of Jul/25
Factory Orders: Value of new manufacturing orders, reflecting industrial demand.
Changes in Inventories
4,193 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
Changes in Inventories: Value of stock changes, indicating business production and demand expectations.
New Orders
11,647 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
New Orders: Value of new business orders, indicating future production.
Construction Orders
10.5 percent↑
As of Mar/25
Construction Orders: Value of new construction contracts, reflecting sector demand.
Construction Output
1.2 percent↓
As of May/25
Construction Output: Total value of construction work completed, indicating industry performance.
Electric Car RegistrationsTwo Weeks Ago
47,354 Units↑
As of Jun/25
Electric Car Registrations: Number of new electric vehicles registered, showing green transport adoption.
Car ProductionTwo Weeks Ago
69,006 Units↑
As of Jun/25
Car Production: Number of vehicles manufactured, indicating automotive sector output.
Car RegistrationsThis Week
140,154 Units↓
As of Jul/25
Car Registrations: Number of new vehicles registered, showing consumer demand for cars.
New Passenger Car Registrations YoYThis Week
-5 percent↓
As of Jul/25
New Passenger Car Registrations YoY: Year-on-year change in car registrations, showing demand trends.
Auto ExportsLast Week
47,575 Units↑
As of Jun/25
Auto Exports: Value of vehicles exported, reflecting automotive industry strength and trade performance.
Corporate Profits
152,043 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Corporate Profits: Total profits earned by companies, reflecting business profitability.
Private Investment
3.9 percent↑
As of Mar/25
Private Investment: Business spending on capital, driving economic growth.
Bankruptcies
2,043 Companies↓
As of Jun/25
Bankruptcies: Number of businesses or individuals declared insolvent, reflecting economic distress.
Composite Leading Indicator
101 points→
As of Jun/25
Composite Leading Indicator: Index predicting future economic activity based on multiple indicators.
Corruption Rank
20 out of 180 countries→
As of Dec/24
Corruption Rank: Country’s ranking on global corruption index, reflecting governance quality.
Crude Oil Production
639 BBL/D/1K↓
As of Mar/25
Crude Oil Production: Volume of crude oil produced, indicating energy sector output.
Crude Oil RigsLast Week
7 Count↓
As of Jul/25
Crude Oil Rigs: Number of active oil rigs, reflecting oil exploration activity.
Consumer Sector
Credit RatingThis Week
87 points→
As of Aug/25
Credit Rating: Assessment of a country’s creditworthiness, affecting borrowing costs.
BRC Retail Sales Monitor YoY
2.7 percent↑
As of Jun/25
BRC Retail Sales Monitor YoY: Year-on-year change in retail sales, per British Retail Consortium, showing consumer spending trends.
Consumer ConfidenceTwo Weeks Ago
-19 points↓
As of Jul/25
Consumer Confidence: Measure of consumer optimism about the economy, affecting spending behaviour.
Retail Sales YoYTwo Weeks Ago
1.7 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Retail Sales YoY: Year-on-year change in retail sales, showing long-term consumer trends.
Retail Sales Ex FuelTwo Weeks Ago
0.6 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Retail Sales Ex Fuel: Retail sales excluding fuel, showing core consumer spending.
Retail Sales MoMTwo Weeks Ago
0.9 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Retail Sales MoM: Month-on-month change in retail sales, indicating short-term spending trends.
Disposable Personal Income
417,902 GBP Million↓
As of Mar/25
Disposable Personal Income: Income available for spending or saving after taxes, driving consumption.
Personal Savings
10.9 percent↓
As of Mar/25
Personal Savings: Amount of income saved by households, reflecting financial caution.
Consumer CreditLast Week
1,417 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Consumer Credit: Total borrowing by individuals for consumption, indicating spending capacity.
Consumer Spending
390,605 GBP Million↑
As of Mar/25
Consumer Spending: Total expenditure by households, driving economic growth.
Net Lending to Individuals MoMLast Week
6,757 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Net Lending to Individuals MoM: Monthly change in loans to individuals, reflecting credit demand.
Personal Income Tax Rate
45 percent→
As of Dec/25
Personal Income Tax Rate: Tax rate on individual income, affecting disposable income.
Housing Market
Housing Starts
28,180 units↓
As of Mar/25
Housing Starts: Number of new residential construction projects, showing housing supply growth.
Housing IndexThis Week
514 points↑
As of Jul/25
Housing Index: Measure of housing market activity, reflecting price and sales trends.
Mortgage ApprovalsLast Week
64.17 Thousand↑
As of Jun/25
Mortgage Approvals: Number of approved home loans, reflecting housing market activity.
Home LoansLast Week
5,340 GBP Million↑
As of Jun/25
Home Loans: Total value of new mortgages, reflecting housing market activity.
Home Ownership Rate
64.5 percent↓
As of Dec/23
Home Ownership Rate: Percentage of households owning homes, indicating housing access.
Interest rate on new mortgagesLast Week
4.34 percent↓
As of Jun/25
Interest Rate on New Mortgages: Rate charged on new home loans, affecting housing affordability.
Interest Rate on Outstanding MortgagesLast Week
3.88 percent↑
As of Jun/25
Interest Rate on Outstanding Mortgages: Rate on existing mortgages, impacting household finances.
Mortgage RateThis Week
6.99 percent↑
As of Jul/25
Mortgage Rate: Average interest rate on mortgages, affecting borrowing costs.
Average House PricesThis Week
298,237 GBP↑
As of Jul/25
Average House Prices: Mean price of residential properties, signaling housing market health.
House Price Index MoMThis Week
0.4 percent↑
As of Jul/25
House Price Index MoM: Month-on-month change in house prices, tracking short-term housing trends.
House Price Index YoYThis Week
2.4 percent↓
As of Jul/25
House Price Index YoY: Year-on-year change in house prices, showing long-term housing trends.
Nationwide Housing PricesLast Week
544 points↑
As of Jul/25
Nationwide Housing Prices: Average house prices reported by Nationwide, indicating market trends.
Nationwide Housing Prices MoMLast Week
0.6 percent↑
As of Jul/25
Nationwide Housing Prices MoM: Month-on-month change in Nationwide house prices, showing short-term trends.
Nationwide Housing Prices YoYLast Week
2.4 percent↑
As of Jul/25
Nationwide Housing Prices YoY: Year-on-year change in Nationwide house prices, showing long-term trends.
RICS House Price Balance
-7 percent→
As of Jun/25
RICS House Price Balance: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ measure of house price trends.
CPI Housing Utilities
148 points→
As of Jun/25
CPI Housing Utilities: CPI component for housing and utility costs, showing living expense trends.
Health
Hospital Beds
2.44 per 1000 people→
As of Dec/23
Hospital Beds: Number of hospital beds per population, reflecting healthcare capacity.
Hospitals
29.73 per one million people↓
As of Dec/22
Hospitals: Number of hospital facilities, showing healthcare infrastructure.