Yesterday saw the UK's preliminary GDP number come in at 0.7% quarterly growth.
Whilst it was only 0.1% higher than expected, percentage wise, that's a big difference.
It certainly made the UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, smile with all the recent pressure.
That finishes off a mixed bag of news for the UK economy with the unemployment rate going in the wrong direction.
So eyes will naturally turn towards the UK inflation number on Wednesday next week.
Overall, Pound rates have been resilient this week holding onto recent gains.
With global deals being made left, right, and centre there could be a period of calm.
Business news is scant with an eye on the upcoming energy use associated with AI being one of the more interesting stories.
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