The 2024 Business Register and Employment Survey details total employee jobs in Northern Ireland by industry and geography, offering a regional snapshot of employment distribution across sectors and areas.
Bank of England Research releases the Bank Liabilities Survey for 2026 Q3, a quarterly survey of banks and building societies designed to improve understanding of lenders’ liabilities and capital and their role in credit and monetary conditions.
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Bank of England Research publishes the Credit Conditions Survey for 2026 Q3, a quarterly survey of banks and building societies that reports on trends and developments in credit supply, demand and lending conditions.
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Publishes the latest GDP deflators and money GDP for September 2026 as part of the Quarterly National Accounts, providing a measure of general inflation in the domestic economy used to deflate nominal GDP.
Economic commentary for April–June 2026 setting out latest national accounts, price movements and labour market indicators, with analysis of drivers behind recent GDP and inflation trends.
Comprehensive UK economic accounts for April–June 2026 presenting national product, income and expenditure aggregates, plus sector accounts and balance of payments estimates to inform GDP measurement and macroeconomic analysis.
Progress update on developing UK trade and investment statistics, outlining recent improvements, ongoing projects and future plans to enhance trade data quality and coverage since the 2022 development plan.
The Bank of England’s Weekly Report for 14 October 2026 publishes the latest data on the Bank’s assets and liabilities; the report is released each Thursday.
Household final consumption expenditure (HHFCE) data for April–June 2026, measuring UK household spending on goods and services used as a component of GDP and short‑term growth analysis.
Updated 2025 release of UK trade in Food, Feed and Drink, presenting values in current prices and real terms to show trends in exports and imports for the agri-food sector.
Experimental real‑time indicators published by the ONS on 1 October 2026 provide early data and analysis on UK economic activity and social change, drawing on rapid response surveys, novel data sources and experimental methods.
Mixed methods
The Bank of England publishes its consolidated balance sheet for 30 June 2025, providing quarterly consolidated assets and liabilities data covering the prior five quarters.
Balance of payments statistics for April–June 2026 measuring the UK’s cross-border transactions, including trade in goods and services, primary and secondary income, capital transfers and positions in external assets and liabilities.
An October 2026 update on improvements made to UK trade statistics since the 2022 UK Trade Development Plan, and details of continuing and planned work to further develop trade and investment data.
Publishes the September 2026 Decision Maker Panel, a monthly survey of chief financial officers across small, medium and large UK firms used to monitor economic developments and businesses’ views.
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Monthly statistics on UK international and domestic sea passenger numbers for August 2026, detailing arrivals and departures across ports and trends in ferry and cruise traffic.
Revised estimates of UK business investment for April–June 2026, including short‑term indicators of investment in non‑financial assets and asset and sector breakdowns of gross fixed capital formation.
Quarterly Energy Trends bulletin for September 2026 presenting comprehensive UK energy statistics across fuels and sectors, including production, consumption and generation, intended for policy monitoring and analysis.
Provisional monthly statistics covering UK energy production, trade, electricity generation, consumption and prices published for September 29, 2026, providing the latest indicators on supply, demand and market movements.
The 2024 UK sea fisheries annual statistics report provides comprehensive data and tables on the commercial fishing industry, including underlying datasets for analysis of catches, fleet and economic activity.
Weekly Bank of England bulletin providing updated data on the central bank’s assets and liabilities, published every Thursday and covering the latest balance-sheet movements and instrument holdings as at 30 September 2026.
Time series datasets underpinning the April–June 2026 GDP release, providing historical quarterly GDP components and series for output, expenditure and income to support trend analysis and model updating.
Special feature in the September 2026 Energy Trends examines competition in UK gas markets for 2025, analysing market structure and competitive dynamics to inform policymakers and sector stakeholders.
Estimates employment in the UK Digital Sector for January–December 2025 using the ONS Annual Population Survey, covering filled jobs including employed, self‑employed, full‑time and part‑time roles in the sector.
Monthly statistics and analysis for September 2026 cover building materials and components, tracking production, deliveries and price movements to inform understanding of construction sector supply and cost pressures.
The Bank of England’s biannual Systemic Risk Survey presents market participants’ views on risks to, and confidence in, the stability of the UK financial system for H2 2026.
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Assesses methods and impacts of a new component approach to measuring UK labour productivity, covering methodology changes and their effects on productivity estimates for 1997–2024.
Economic analysis
Time series datasets for the UK Economic Accounts April–June 2026, supplying historical series on national product, income, expenditure, sector accounts and balance of payments to support analysis and modelling.
Breaks down the components of UK quarterly sector accounts for April–June 2026, offering detailed series on households, corporations, government and financial sectors’ transactions and positions.
Official Statistics in Development estimate filled jobs in the Digital Sector (Jan–Dec 2024) using ONS Annual Population Survey data, covering employees and self‑employed people in full‑ and part‑time roles across the sector.