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ALT GDP growth in the UK July to September 2026 GDP up 0.7% Services up 0.9% Production up 0.1% Construction down 0.7% Publication: GDP first quarterly estimate, UK: July to September 2026
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ALT Stacked bar and line chart showing the total trade in goods and services deficit, excluding precious metals, widened in in Quarter 3 2026.
ALT The economy grew robustly in the third quarter almost entirely due to strong and widespread growth in the services sector. Grant Fitzner, Chief Economist, ONS
ALT Within services, computer programming again increased strongly, as it has all year, registering its fastest growth in the last three years. We continue to see evidence that AI linked businesses helped to boost this sector. Grant Fitzner, Chief Economist, ONS
ALT Leasing of cars, intellectual property and property management companies also helped to boost services, alongside increases in accountancy, employment agencies and car dealerships. Grant Fitzner, Chief Economist, ONS
ALT Meanwhile, production grew slightly, with a notable increase in computer manufacturing, while construction fell back a little. Grant Fitzner, Chief Economist, ONS
ALT Line chart showing total public service productivity increased by 0.3% in the year to June 2026 compared with the year to June 2025.
ALT Line chart showing total public service productivity increased by 0.7% in 2024 and 0.5% in 2025.
ALT Explore our economic activity and social change real-time indicators, UK, dashboard. Find out more on consumer behaviour, business and workforce, energy and housing and transport.