EST. 2019
Despite being severely impacted by the pandemic estimates suggest the East of England outperforms all other regions over 5 years and public debt hovers around 100% of GDP
A nowcast for the UK ‘regions’ for the 12 months ended December 2020 on a rolling 4 quarter basis, published
The impact of the pandemic on Yorkshire and the Humber is 22% and the region sees the biggest drop in wages
A nowcast for Y&H for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence (‘ESCoE’),
The West Midlands impacted by the pandemic more than other UK regions but over 5 years the performance is good
A nowcast for the WM for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence
An 18% pandemic induced economic contraction but wages increase the most in the UK
A nowcast for Wales for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence (‘ESCoE’),
The South West weathers the pandemic better than most UK regions and economic performance over 5 years is above average
A nowcast for the SW for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence
The SE economy contracts by 23% during the first lockdown but employment remains high
A nowcast for the SE for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence
The first lockdown knocks Scotland’s economy by 22% but unemployment remains stable
A nowcast for Scotland for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence (‘ESCoE’),
The first lockdown sees the region’s economy contract by 21% but North West house prices accelerate the most in the UK
A nowcast for the NW for the 12 months ended December 2020, published by the Economic Statistic Centre of Excellence
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Despite being severely impacted by the pandemic estimates suggest the East of England outperforms all other regions over 5 years and public debt hovers around 100% of GDP
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The impact of the pandemic on Yorkshire and the Humber is 22% and the region sees the biggest drop in wages
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The West Midlands impacted by the pandemic more than other UK regions but over 5 years the performance is good
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An 18% pandemic induced economic contraction but wages increase the most in the UK
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The South West weathers the pandemic better than most UK regions and economic performance over 5 years is above average
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The SE economy contracts by 23% during the first lockdown but employment remains high