The United Kingdom economy grew by 0.5% in February for Boost in Rachel Reeves

The United Kingdom economy He grew up 0.5 percent in February in a boost a Work After several months of almost dishes, with the Office for National Statistics Indicating a “widespread growth” in several sectors.

Commenting on the figures of today’s GDP for February, the director of the economic statistics of ONS Liz McKoown said: “The economy grew strongly in February with a growing growth among the manufacturing services and industries.

“Within services, computer programming, telecommunications and car dealers have had strong months, while in production, electronics and pharmaceutical products they opened the road and automotive production also collected after its recent poor performance.

“In the last three months as a whole, the economy has grown strongly with a wide growth among the services services”.

In response, the conservative party played the figures and previously indicated the false steps perceived by the Labor government.

Mel screeches The deputy, Shadow Chancellor of the chessboard, said: “Since they came in office, Labor’s choices killed the stone of dead growth and there is still a long way to do to recover.

“At the emergency budget, the predictions for growth, inflation and loan have moved in the wrong direction due to work decisions.

“Laborous families deserve better than a government that sings for slow growth, while they will be worse than £ 3,500 due to work tax.”

The latest figures of the United Kingdom inflation will be announced on April 16, with the next meeting of the Bank of England to discuss potential cuts of interest coming on May 8.

In the United States, inflation dropped by over 2.4 percent in March, while the country is preparing to face the impact of the tactics back and forth of Donald Trump on rates.

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