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GDP (Sep. & Q3)

The economy regained some momentum in September, but continued shortages and the drag on real incomes from higher utility prices probably mean it will soon fizzle out. That’s one reason why we doubt that the Bank of England will raise interest rates above 0.50% next year.

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