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UK GDP (m/m)

Mid-month · 07:00 London

The UK publishes GDP monthly — unusual among major economies — which makes each individual print noisy and prone to revision.

Sterling usually needs a large surprise or a recession-defining print to move meaningfully; the quarterly aggregate carries more policy weight.

What it measures

ONS' monthly output estimate — the UK is one of few major economies publishing GDP at monthly frequency, alongside the quarterly aggregate.

Why the economy cares

Monthly frequency buys timeliness at the cost of noise: single prints are revised often and the BoE weights the quarterly trend.

How it maps onto the chart

Only large surprises or recession-threshold prints (two negative quarters in sight) move cable meaningfully; typical months pass quietly at the 7:00 slot.

Price behavior around the release

Before

None worth noting.

During

Modest single impulse on big surprises; absorbed otherwise.

After

Fades dominate — the market waits for the quarterly picture.

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