Add to ORKGThe Scottish economy is set to recover to pre-pandemic levels three months earlier than previously thought. This is according to the latest quarterly Economic Commentary from the Fraser of Allander Institute, which predicts growth of 6.5% in 2021 and 4.8% in 2022. The economy is now predicted to get back to pre-pandemic levels in April 2022. Despite growth contracting slightly in July, mainly due to a fall in renewable electricity production, growth was significantly faster during Q2 than expected, leading to forecasts for 2021 and 2022 being revised up. In the Deloitte-sponsored Economic commentary, the University of Strathclyde research institute discusses a number of risks that threaten recovery
In the June Commentary we stressed that the Scottish economy was threatened with stagnation as the r...
The world is in the middle of a global health crisis and in addition to the human impact of COVID-19...
The Scottish economy is now enjoying a strong recovery, which is, however, subject to the risks of: ...
This quarter's Commentary leaves us in no doubt as to the difficult economic conditions we all curre...
A full year has passed since the UK went into its first nationwide lockdown. No one knew what the ne...
The Scottish economy may have grown by its fastest rate in two years in the first quarter of 2019, b...
The announcements this week will feel like groundhog day for many, with memories of the restrictions...
Three months ago when we wrote the foreword for the last economic commentary, the world was just beg...
As the financial year draws to a close, it is a good time to reflect on Scotland's economic performa...
The Scottish economy had shown healthy growth before contracting in April, but the cost of living cr...
Growth in the economy has been faltering and pretty muted over 2023, with a high interest rate envir...
Two years on from the first lockdown, it would be great to be optimistic about the economic prospect...
As the financial year draws to a close, it is a good time to reflect on Scotland's economic performa...
After a sustained period of weak growth and despite ongoing political uncertainty, the Scottish econ...
Against a backdrop of heightened uncertainty, Scotland’s economy has continued to grow, albeit below...
In the June Commentary we stressed that the Scottish economy was threatened with stagnation as the r...
The world is in the middle of a global health crisis and in addition to the human impact of COVID-19...
The Scottish economy is now enjoying a strong recovery, which is, however, subject to the risks of: ...
This quarter's Commentary leaves us in no doubt as to the difficult economic conditions we all curre...
A full year has passed since the UK went into its first nationwide lockdown. No one knew what the ne...
The Scottish economy may have grown by its fastest rate in two years in the first quarter of 2019, b...
The announcements this week will feel like groundhog day for many, with memories of the restrictions...
Three months ago when we wrote the foreword for the last economic commentary, the world was just beg...
As the financial year draws to a close, it is a good time to reflect on Scotland's economic performa...
The Scottish economy had shown healthy growth before contracting in April, but the cost of living cr...
Growth in the economy has been faltering and pretty muted over 2023, with a high interest rate envir...
Two years on from the first lockdown, it would be great to be optimistic about the economic prospect...
As the financial year draws to a close, it is a good time to reflect on Scotland's economic performa...
After a sustained period of weak growth and despite ongoing political uncertainty, the Scottish econ...
Against a backdrop of heightened uncertainty, Scotland’s economy has continued to grow, albeit below...
In the June Commentary we stressed that the Scottish economy was threatened with stagnation as the r...
The world is in the middle of a global health crisis and in addition to the human impact of COVID-19...
The Scottish economy is now enjoying a strong recovery, which is, however, subject to the risks of: ...