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A July 2026 public sector finances release explains the presentational framework for headline measures — net borrowing (net cash requirement) and net debt — and sets out reasons for recent changes in net borrowing and debt.
Presents 2026 experimental estimates of UK investment in digital infrastructure using an expanded definition that adds selected intellectual property products and radio‑spectrum permits to conventional physical infrastructure measures; these are official statistics in development.
Additional Blue Book 2026 analysis setting out industry-level impacts from National Accounts methodological changes and new survey and administrative sources, showing how GDP by industry is revised and why.
A suite of experimental, real‑time indicators published 20 August 2026 uses rapid‑response surveys and novel data sources to track UK economic activity and social change, offering early signals on consumption, mobility and labour market behaviour ahead of official releases.
Explains how data centres are treated in the UK National Accounts, outlines which data sources feed those estimates, and situates the work within a wider ONS series on the digital economy and development of an AI thematic account.
Provides UK trade in goods data for 2016–2024 with breakdowns by industry (SIC), EU vs non‑EU, business size and domestic/foreign ownership, enabling analysis of which firms drive imports and exports.
A first estimate of retail sales in Great Britain for July 2026 has been released, providing seasonally and non‑seasonally adjusted volume and value series for short‑term analysis of consumer spending trends.
Tables present numbers of online job adverts by local authority and occupation (SOC 2020), covering labour demand volumes in the UK from January 2017 through July 2026, enabling sub‑national and occupation‑level analysis.
Time series datasets aligned to the Public sector finances bulletin for July 2026 have been published, providing detailed historical series for headline fiscal measures and component records to support analysis and reconciliation with the accompanying bulletin.
An Office for National Statistics first estimate of retail sales in Great Britain for July 2026, reporting sales volumes and values with seasonal and non‑seasonal adjustments to inform short‑term economic analysis.