Component approach to measuring labour productivity, UK: 1997 to 2024

GBP · GB · Employment

About this release

Summarises labour-market hiring, unemployment, or wage trends. Labour data feeds directly into growth and central-bank policy expectations for the issuing currency. For GBP, Stronger employment can support the currency when it raises rate-hike odds; weakness can have the opposite effect.

Next scheduled release

No upcoming release is currently scheduled for this series.

FXTopic AI Outlook

AI-generated estimate — not economist consensus.

AI Outlook unavailable — insufficient reliable data

Latest published actual

— (17 Sept 2026, 08:30)

Historical releases

Time	Actual	Previous	AI Outlook
17 Sept 2026, 08:30	—	—	AI Outlook unavailable — insufficient reliable data

Official source

UK Office for National Statistics

Affected FX pairs

GBP/USD EUR/GBP GBP/JPY GBP/AUD GBP/CAD

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