GDP National Accounts (Q3) & Public Finances (Nov.)

The economy isn’t as healthy as the unrevised 0.6% q/q rise in GDP in the third quarter suggests, but providing that a Brexit deal is reached, we think GDP growth will surprise on the upside next year. That should give a welcome boost to the public finances too.

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