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Türkçe sürüme geçDevelopments in the world economy, international trade, finance, energy, agriculture and food supply. Source-linked reporting appears in this section. Page 126.
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The ONS measured unemployment at 4.9% for May to July; an early estimate showed August payroll employment down 0.5% year on year.
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The ONS put average private rent at £1,400; annual house-price growth also slowed to 1.4% in July.
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The ONS said factory-gate prices also accelerated, with oil and refined products making the largest upward contributions to input and output prices.
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The ONS said August borrowing exceeded a year earlier and the OBR forecast, while year-to-date borrowing remained below the prior-year period.
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The ONS first estimate showed a partial recovery from July’s decline, while the three-month volume measure rose 0.9%.
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Overseas visitor arrivals rose by 20,100 year on year and exceeded the July 2019 level. Visitors from Australia accounted for 53% of arrivals.
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The ONS said three-month growth remained positive for an eighth consecutive period, while services, production and construction all expanded in July.
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The ONS said goods imports and exports rose in July, while the three-month total trade deficit narrowed by £1.1bn.
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Business financial data showed annual sales growth of 8.9% and operating profit growth of 7.9%. Seasonally adjusted sales rose in 13 of 14 industries quarter on quarter.
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GDP rose 0.2% in the June quarter after a 0.9% increase in March. Annual growth was 1.7%.
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Quarterly exports were NZ$32.5 billion and imports NZ$32.4 billion. Services exports increased in the annual comparison.
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The ONS revised estimate showed buildings and structures as the largest contributor; whole-economy investment rose 0.9% in the quarter.
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