Britain's economy could endure a double -
dip recession before returning to robust growth in 2013, according to a GDP forecast out today.
Not exact matches
It said the UK would avoid a double -
dip recession by registering positive growth of 0.2 % in the first and second quarters,
before seeing further improvements in the second half of the year.
2012 saw the double -
dip recession begun in October 2011 continue for the first half of the year,
before the three months to the end of September 2012 registered growth of 0.9 % boosted by the Olympic Games.
On Wednesday, the day
before the rest of us, George Osborne will know whether Britain's economy has succumbed to a triple -
dip recession.