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UK Economy, gearing up for recovery, grows more than expected

UK Economy, gearing up for recovery, grows more than expected

The pandemic battered Britain’s economy is growing stronger than expected. The official data showed that it has bounced back from the slump of corona virus.

The public sector activities have been pushed up and the consumers are well spending their lockdown savings. Reopening of schools and other testing and vaccination for covid has raised the growth by 2.1% from one month prior. Ahead of the expiry of a tax break for home-buyers, there was also a burst of work in the construction sector. This world’s fifth biggest economy is expected to show a growth of about 1.3%, monthly.

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Ana Boata, head of macroeconomic research at trade credit insurer Euler Hermes said that Businesses and the government alike will feel this data marks a turning point. He also added that as per the Prime Minister’s confirmatory news about easing of restrictions, they say that there’s hope that this could be the start of a long hot summer for British businesses.

According to the Office of National Statistics, the gross domestic product shrank by 1.5% due to the lockdown in the country. Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics said that Britain almost certainly remained the laggard among the Group of Seven rich countries for the fourth quarter in a row. Because of the Europe’s fastest vaccination program, the BoE expects that the economy would recover soon.

Finance minister Rishi Sunak said that despite the difficulties in the starting of this year, the economic growth as per now is a very promising sign. The ONS data showed that the Britain’s dominant services industry grew by 1.9% in March from February. This is its strongest growth since last August. In the mean while manufacturing and construction also grew more strongly than expected. ONS statistician Darren Morgan said that the exports of goods to the EU continued to increase, but imports from Europe remain sluggish.

Some companies brought forward investment plans to late 2020. And this plan is to avoid disruption caused by leaving the EU’s Single Market. And some others delayed plans for early 2021 in order to take advantage of a new tax break that launched in April.

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