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Elliott Laidman Doak (Senior UK Economist)

November 2025 - U.K. Housing Watch

HOUSE PRICES ROSE IN AUGUST...

  • ...BUT THE MARKET WILL REMAIN SUBDUED IN Q4

11 November 2025 UK Monitor Resilient consumer spending is supporting GDP growth

  • We expect GDP to rise by 0.1% in September, boosted by solid retail sales and car registrations.
  • Industrial production likely cut 8bp from GDP growth in September as a cyber attack halted autos output.
  • Resilient economic activity means the MPC has little scope to cut quickly in 2026, in our view.

5 November 2025 UK Monitor Labour market preview: job market stable ahead of the Budget

  • We expect ‘final’ payrolls to be unchanged month-to-month in October.
  • The bulk of evidence points to employment growth stabilising as the hit from payroll-tax hikes fades.
  • Private pay growth should slow further, encouraging MPC doves that they can cut rates in December.

4 November 2025 UK Monitor Steady GDP growth will keep corporate distress contained

  • The insolvency rate has plateaued above pre-pandemic levels but is unthreatening.
  • We see little indication that higher insolvency rates will lead to a sharp rise in unemployment.
  • Insolvency numbers will fall as businesses adjust to higher interest rates and GDP growth holds firm.
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