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Index of Production, UK: January 2026
Production output was estimated to have increased by 1.3% during the three months to January 2026, compared with the three months to October 2025. There were positive contributions from two sectors in the three months to January 2026; "manufacturing" (up 1.5%) and "electricity and gas" (up 2.2%), these were partially offset by "water supply and sewerage" (down 0.5%), and "mining and quarrying" (down 0.1%). Overall, 8 of the 13 subsectors in "manufacturing" increased during the three months to January 2026; the largest positive subsector was "transport equipment'' (up 8.1%), contributing approximately two thirds of the ... (full story)
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The industrial production indices are calculated using the chaining method introduced starting from the publication of the data relating to the month of January 2022. From January 2026, the calculation base is set to the year 2025, while the reference base, in line with the other short term indicators, remains the year 2021. Indices are produced according ...
In the three months to January 2026, compared with the three months to October 2025: Real gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 0.2%, following a growth of 0.1% in the three months to December, and no growth in the three months to November 2025 (revised up from a fall of 0.1% in our previous bulletin). Services output grew by 0.2%, after showing no growth in ...
