Higher-than-expected third-quarter gross domestic product of 0.8 per cent, along with a strong performance in the manufacturing sector in recent months, seems to have eased pressure on the Bank, despite expectations of a slowdown in the pace of recovery in the coming months.
Earlier this week, official manufacturing figures showed a 0.6 per cent month-on-month increase in October’s output - the best reading since March and double expectations in the market. But hopes for a private sector-led recovery were dealt a blow on Thursday as the UK’s net trade, the difference between exports and imports, widened unexpectedly.
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