UK Industrial Production m/m

Production output for Quarter 3 (July to Sept) 2024 was estimated to have decreased by 0.2% compared with Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2024; this follows a fall of 0.3% in Quarter 2 2024. In Quarter 3 2024, the decrease in "electricity and gas" (down 2.7%) and "water supply and sewerage" (down 0.9%) was partially offset by the increase in "manufacturing" (0.2%); the growth in “manufacturing” in Quarter 3 2024 is largely because of monthly weakness during April and May 2024, affecting Quarter 2 2024 (down 0.7%). Monthly production output ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have increased by 0.5% in August 2024; this follows a decrease of 0.7% (revised up 0.1 percentage points) in July 2024. The monthly output increase in August 2024 resulted primarily from an increase of 1.1% in “manufacturing”, supported by smaller contributing increases in “water supply and sewerage” (1.5%) and “electricity and gas” (1.2%); these rises were partially offset by a fall in “mining and quarrying” (down 4.0%). The monthly increase in manufacturing output in August 2024 saw ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have decreased by 0.8% in July 2024; this follows a 0.8% increase in June 2024. The monthly output decrease in July 2024 resulted primarily from a decrease of 1.0% in “manufacturing”, supported by smaller contributing decreases in “electricity and gas” (down 1.7%) and “water supply and sewerage” (down 0.7%); these rises were partially offset by a rise in “mining and quarrying” (3.9%). The monthly reduction in manufacturing output in July 2024 saw decreases in 7 of its 13 subsectors and only ...

Quarterly production output for Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2024 is estimated to have fallen by 0.1% compared with Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2024. This fall in output in Quarter 2 2024 resulted primarily from "manufacturing" (down 0.6%); this was partially offset by rises in "water supply and sewerage" (2.2%) and "electricity and gas" (2.5%). Monthly production output is estimated to have increased by 0.8% in June 2024; this follows a 0.3% increase in May 2024 and a 1.0% fall in April 2024. The monthly output increase in June 2024 resulted ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have risen by 0.2% in May 2024; this follows an unrevised fall of 0.9% in April 2024. The monthly increase in output for May 2024 resulted primarily from a rise of 0.4% in manufacturing, which was supported by smaller contributing increases in water supply and sewerage (0.4%) and mining and quarrying (0.1%); these rises were partially offset by a fall in electricity and gas (1.9%). The monthly rise in manufacturing output in May 2024 saw increases in 7 of its 13 sub-sectors. The largest ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have fallen by 0.9% in April 2024; this follows a rise of 0.2% in March 2024 and 1.0% in February 2024. The monthly decrease in output for April 2024 resulted from a fall of 1.4% in "manufacturing"; this was partially offset by rises in “water supply and sewerage” (1.3%), “mining and quarrying" (0.8%) and "electricity and gas" (0.5%). The monthly fall in manufacturing output in April 2024 saw decreases in 9 of its 13 subsectors. The largest negative contribution to manufacturing growth in ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have risen by 0.2% in March 2024; this follows a rise of 1.0% in February 2024 (revised down 0.1 percentage point) and a fall of 0.5% in January 2024 (revised down 0.2 percentage points). The monthly increase in output for March 2024 resulted from a rise in two of the four production sectors, with the largest contribution from "manufacturing" (0.3%) and a smaller contribution from "mining and quarrying" (1.0%); this was partially offset by falls in "electricity and gas" (0.9%) and "water ...

Monthly production output was estimated to have risen by 1.1% in February 2024; this follows a revised fall of 0.3% (revised down 0.1 percentage points) in January 2024. The monthly increase in output for February 2024 resulted from a rise in three of the four production sectors, with the largest contribution from "manufacturing" (1.2%) and smaller contributions from "water supply and sewerage" (1.9%) and "electricity and gas" (0.5%); this was partially offset by a fall in "mining and quarrying" (0.8%). Monthly manufacturing output ...