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ONS publishes real-time indicators on economic activity and social change using rapid-response surveys, novel data sources and experimental methods to provide early, experimental analysis of current UK economic and social trends.
Technical note describing the design, sample, weighting and fieldwork procedures used to run the Small Business Survey 2025, setting out how UK small firms were sampled and surveyed.
ONS releases Business Insights and Impact on the UK Economy, reporting on how current economic challenges affect firms’ financial performance, workforce, trade and resilience, using recent business response data to track impacts.
Finds that rising costs of household essentials are the principal economic worry for most Americans, mirroring concerns from four years earlier ahead of the last midterm election.
Reports that 84% of registered voters say the economy is very important to their midterm vote; while the economy tops issues for all voters, Republicans and Democrats differ on the salience of other issues.
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.
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.
In a multinational poll, 85% of French adults say their national economy is doing badly — the highest share among 18 high‑income countries included in the survey.
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.
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.
Since 2015 the share of US adults who say they use cash for all or almost all weekly purchases has fallen from 24% to 12%, signalling a marked shift toward non-cash payment methods over the past decade.
Northern Ireland results from the UK Innovation Survey 2025 present firm-level innovation activity and investment across 2022–24, providing regional evidence on R&D, new products, processes and collaboration.
Five lessons from the CFM‑NIESR survey warn the new Chancellor faces the highest borrowing costs in the G7, a fiscal consolidation concentrated toward an election year and contested cash spending plans, informing short‑term budget priorities.
The Market Participants Survey reports expectations on UK monetary policy from professionals active in UK rates markets, summarising their views on future Bank Rate and policy direction ahead of upcoming MPC decisions.
Fifth wave of a large-scale UK consumer survey tracking purchase of counterfeit goods among adults (18+), measuring prevalence, purchase channels and consumer attitudes toward counterfeit products.