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UK economy grows 0.7% in first quarter

  • Official data released on May 15 in London revealed that the UK economy expanded by 0.7% between January and March 2025, exceeding the predicted growth rate.
  • This growth followed a slow end to 2024 and occurred before new business taxes and U.S. Tariffs, which have raised concerns about sustained expansion.
  • The growth was driven mainly by the services sector, with increased production output also contributing, while price rises and tariffs began to pressure the economy.
  • Finance Minister Rachel Reeves highlighted that during the initial quarter of this year, the UK experienced the highest economic growth rate among G-7 nations, emphasizing the political significance of this achievement.
  • Economists and the Bank of England caution the growth may be short-lived due to global trade tensions and expected weaker demand in upcoming quarters.
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regionalmedianews.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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