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

GDP is still estimated to have risen strongly in Q3, but we already have plenty of evidence to suggest that the economy may have contracted in the fourth quarter. Indeed, the UK could already be in a “triple-dip”. We think that the economy will struggle to grow by a meaningful amount next year.

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