Currency
by ForexNewsNow Team on December 22nd, 2010

British final GDP rises slightly less than forecast

UK flagNEW YORK (Forex News Now) – British gross domestic product rose slightly less than expected in the third quarter, data showed on Wednesday in one of the day’s major realtime forex news events.

In a report likely to have a big impact on currency market trading, National Statistics said that final GDP rose by 0.7% in the third quarter, after earlier preliminary figures had shown a rise of 0.8%.

Growth was down from the second quarter, when GDP rose by 1.2%.

At the same time, the Bank of England released minutes of its monthly Monetary Policy Committee meeting held two weeks earlier.

The minutes revealed that the committee maintained its three-way split at the last policy meeting, although a growing number of members expressed concern over rising medium-term inflation risks.

By ForexNewsNow Team

This is a general account of the ForexNewsNow Team. It is used to published exclusive content carefully crafted by our experts as well as it is used to bring you the most recent industry highlights from our guest contributors that wish to remain anonymous.

More content by ForexNewsNow Team

Comments (0 comment(s))