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30 Sep, 6 tweets, 3 min read
GDP grew by 5.5% in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2021, revised up from the previous estimate of 4.8%.

Today’s data include various improvements to sources and methods and are consistent with our annual Blue Book, published next month ow.ly/RUiu50Gj9cD Chart showing real GDP in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2021 is no
We’ve published a new blog post from Head of National Accounts Craig McLaren, looking at the changes to GDP introduced today ow.ly/89m050Gj9dH
Commenting on the new GDP figures, @jathers_ONS said: (1/3) “Today we’ve published new, revised estimates of GDP, wh
.@jathers_ONS continued: (2/3) “The economy grew more in the second quarter than previous
Commenting on household saving, @jathers_ONS said: (3/3) “The revised figures also show households have been saving
The underlying current account deficit widened to £10.2 billion (1.8% of GDP) in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2021 ow.ly/OuJ350Gj9l7 Chart showing the UK’s current account balance widened sub

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In the week ending 17 September 2021 (Week 37), 11,009 deaths were registered in England and Wales.

This was

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UK average house prices grew 8.0% in the year to July 2021, down from 13.1% in June.

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