U.K. Documents | 10 January 2018 Production Likely Rose in November Before Plunging in December
The stagnation of industrial production in October ended a run of six consecutive month-to-month increases, the longest spell of unbroken growth since 1994.
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By Samuel Tombs
The stagnation of industrial production in October ended a run of six consecutive month-to-month increases, the longest spell of unbroken growth since 1994.
Posted: 9th Jan 2018 in 'U.K. Documents'
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