Tripletta di buone notizie economiche nel Regno Unito: il surplus di bilancio raggiunge livelli record, le vendite al dettaglio aumentano e l’attività del settore privato si rafforza – gli affari vivono

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2026/feb/20/retail-sales-and-public-finances-data-to-show-state-of-british-economy-business-live

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    1. palestine_action on

      Thast it, you’ve convinced me.

      I’m applying for pips

    2. WW3In321 on

      Retail sales is kinda the only one that matter, imo. Its the only one that signals ordinary people feel like they have more money.

    3. DaDaGar96 on

      Do we have a chance of recovery? I’m half foot out the door

    4. AshleyTyrian on

      “Why this is bad news for Rachel Reeves” ~ *The Torygraph, BBC, Tabloids, Twitter et al*

    5. Caveman-Dave722 on

      It’s now good news they put up taxes and we paid them ?

      I guess it’s good if you have out of control budget spending

    6. Wise-Reflection-7400 on

      “the highest surplus since monthly records began in 1993 (not adjusted for inflation)”

      Well there you go then… every year should be a record

    7. South_Buy_3175 on

      Good news everyone!

      Oh hang on, no, good news to the top 1%!

      Everybody else, well, keep paying those energy bills, try to hold onto your job, find another dream instead of owning a house and… yeah, carry on as normal.

    8. PickleMortyCoDm on

      As good as I know this is… Why exactly has unemployment risen then? I feel like there are two narratives competing with each other at the same time

    9. jajay119 on

      Might be a silly question but how are retail sales rising and private sector activity strengthening if unemployment is reportedly rampant?

    10. Hollywood-is-DOA on

      Business close in record numbers “ but here’s how’s that’s a good thing”. The gas lighting is unreal.

    11. JackStrawWitchita on

      “**Today’s upbeat UK economic news hasn’t dampened expectations of a cut to UK interest rates in March.**

      A rate cut at next month’s Bank of England meeting is seen as a 78% chance by the money markets, following the drop in inflation – and rise in unemployment – earlier this week.” – Guardian

    12. AccomplishedAct5364 on

      No housing or wage strength news that working class people need though?

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