Economic Growth - The UK economy showed signs of slowing growth in September, with a GDP monthly rate of only 0.1%, marking the smallest increase since November 2024 [1] - Overall economic growth remains positive but is clearly slowing down, particularly in the industrial production sector [3] Industrial Production - Industrial output fell by 2% in September, the largest decline since January 2021 [3] - Manufacturing output decreased by 1.7%, the biggest drop since April 2024, indicating significant pressure on the UK manufacturing sector [3] Trade Balance - The adjusted goods trade deficit for September was £18.883 billion, the smallest deficit since January 2025, suggesting improvements in external trade conditions [3] Monetary Policy Implications - Analysts believe that the current data may influence the Bank of England's future monetary policy, necessitating a more cautious approach in balancing inflation control and economic growth support [3]
英国9月经济增速放缓至0.1% 工业与制造业产出大幅下滑
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-13 10:44