The British economy emerged from recession at the start of this year, growing faster than economists expected, with GDP increasing 0.6% in Q1.
Economic growth was led by the services sector, seeing expansion after a year. G.D.P. per person increased by 0.4% following seven quarters of decline.
Consumer spending played a vital role in Britain's economic resilience, with household spending showing growth despite negative sentiment and declining retail sales.
Despite challenges like increasing business bankruptcies, some sectors like professional services and technology have thrived, while hospitality struggles in the mixed economic landscape.
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