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UK's GDP Growth Remains Resilient - Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank says the UK economic growth remains strong. However, the labor market is showing signs of a cooldown, and inflation is also easing.

In 2026-2027, the GDP growth is expected to be around 1$. On the other hand, inflation will also stay under the 2% target in the long run.

UK's GDP Growth Will Be Near 1%

On the surface, it is clear that the economy has proved to be more resilient than the BoE's estimates. The GDP growth rate so far stays strong and will likely stay that way for the rest of the year. The labor market is softening, but that's also in line with the bank's forecasts.

Looking ahead, Deutsche Bank thinks the GDP growth will stay consistent for the rest of 2026. The year end growth GDP growth will be close to 1%. This is similar to the BoE's forecast of 0.9% GDP growth.

For the year 2027, Deutsche Bank thinks the GDP growth will also stay steady at 1%. Once again, this will be in line with the forecasts made by the Bank of England.

As for inflation, it will stay slightly below the BoE's forecasts. The headline CPI will be around 0.1 - 0.15 pp. So, based on the 2Y and 5Y forecasts, the headline CPI will stay under the bank's 2% target.

With all things considered, there's no surprise on the economic front for the Bank of England. The GDP growth is slow but steady, which is still an achievement given what's going on around the world.

In the medium to long term, the economy will stay vulnerable to political uncertainty. On top of that, any tariff surprises from the USA could also make things tough for the UK's economy.

Looking ahead, a decline in oil prices will prove to be a positive development for the UK's economy. This will fuel economic growth and could lead to better GDP growth.

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