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Weekly Monitor

8 January 2024 UK Monitor Immigration Will Continue to Boost the Workforce Strongly, Despite Reforms

  • Net migration has jumped over the past two years, following a sharp drop in 2020 and 2021.
  • The government estimates that this year’s policy changes will reduce immigration by 25%...
  • ...But Skilled Worker visa numbers won’t fall by much, and total arrivals will spike in Q1, before the rules change.

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2 January 2024 UK Monitor Forecast Review: CPI Inflation to Fall to 2% During Q2, Spurring Rate Cuts

  • The economy flirted with recession in 2023, but green shoots emerged towards the end of the year.
  • A sharp fall in energy prices suggests CPI inflation will continue to fall quickly, probably touching 2% during Q2.
  • Markets' interest rate expectations, however, have fallen too far; we still think the MPC will wait until May.

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6 November 2023 UK Monitor Forecast Review: Lower Inflation in 2024 to Facilitate No Recession and Rate Cuts

  • PMI data signal a mild recession, but we still expect brisk real income growth to lift households’ spending in Q4.
  • We have nudged up our forecast for CPI inflation in 2024 to 3.0%, from 2.7%, due to higher energy prices...
  • ...But it is still below the MPC’s latest projection; down- side surprises will open the door to rate cuts from Q2.

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