GDP growth is strong but it masks UK plc's deep-seated structural problems
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Ruth Gregory, UK analyst at Capital Economics, emphasizes a shift in the economic narrative: from weak growth and high inflation to stronger growth and weaker inflation.
Jeremy Hunt, caretaker shadow chancellor, aims to challenge the government's claims regarding the economy's condition, reflecting a strategic political move for the Conservatives.
The UK experienced a fast economic growth at 0.6% quarterly, an annual inflation rate of 2.2%, and a declining unemployment rate at 4.2% in the first half of 2024.
Labour Party needs to acknowledge the improving economic conditions while highlighting that the Conservatives have failed to address productivity, investment, and trade issues in Britain.
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