15 Feb 2021 Weakness in Capex and Exports will Temper the Consumer-led Rebound

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)15th Feb 2021 00:00U.K., Economic Monitor

The U.K. economy remained the hardest hit in the G7 by Covid-19 in Q4, despite the 1.0% quarter- on-quarter rise in GDP.

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15 Feb 2021 Weakness in Capex and Exports will Temper the Consumer-led Rebound

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