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Premier Miton's Emma Mogford
UK GDP rose by 0.1% in July, marking the sixth consecutive month of growth for the economy, but also falling by 90 basis points compared to June’s uptick of 1%.
The figures from the Office for National Statistics came in well below forecasts of 0.5%, and mean the three-month over three-month rate of growth came in at 3.6%, compared to June's rate of 4.8%. ...
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