UK retail sales recover more than expected from Omicron knock
Retail sales volumes rose by 1.9% in January after a 4% decline in December
Retail sales volumes rose by 1.9% in January after a 4% decline in December
GDP rose 1.1% for the July-September period, behind the preliminary estimate of 1.3%
Further weakening of labour market but increase was less than anticipated
Services sector saw slowest expansion since 2011
GDP grew at its fastest pace of the year, in the fourth quarter, rising by 0.5%
Sterling falls as growth in the second quarter was weaker than expected
Economy is showing resilience to the Brexit vote, with GDP growth better than expected
Business investment expanded at a quarterly rate of 0.9% in three months to September
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