Why the U.K. Is the Only Major Economy Set to Shrink in 2023 | WSJ
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- While the U.S. and other nations have begun to rebound from the pandemic, the U.K. has been struggling to turn the tide.
WSJ’s Anna Hirtenstein explains why some analysts predict its economy will contract in 2023.
Photo illustration: Marina Costa
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When you say it is being out performed by “sanctioned Russia” , remember that the UK by leaving the EU single market also practically sanctioned itself.
... not really anything to do with that... ; its because energy costs and the fact the UK has consistently failed to invest long term in its energy infrastructure.
@@joecater894 Brexit has negativity effected the UK economy significantly the Office for Budget Responsibility says Brexit will have a long-term effect of cutting UK GDP by 4% and that's the organization that the government founded themselves. I've seen even more negative forecasts from the CER so it's clear if that Brexit was a disaster for the UK economy
@@joecater894the energy crisis is worldwide… hitting other countries harder… yet we are doing worse…? Maybe, just maybe, Brexit was a bad idea.
@@joecater894 I love British jokes, and you're funny.
@@joecater894 Delusional.
I like how every image of the UK is just London. There’s a whole country outside of the city!
😂😂😂
Seems like it was filmed by England centric producers. No views of the other constituent countries like Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What are they gonna show in a video about finance some cows in a bleak pasture 😂
Several countries actually 🤣
Well in their defense the London Metro Area is almost a quarter of the UK population and the city is considered the economic capital of the world
I see 2-3yrs recession. Fed will raise interests in Sept 2022 if inflation doesn't peak. Inflation is producing a slew of problems throughout the world, including food shortages, diesel and heating fuel shortages, and housing prices and financial market crash. This global collapse might end up being a part of us for a very long time. With inflation currently at about 9%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.
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Some economists have projected that both the U.S. and parts of Europe could slip into a recession for a portion of 2023. A global recession, defined as a contraction in annual global per capita income, is more rare because China and emerging markets often grow faster than more developed economies. Essentially the world economy is considered to be in recession if economic growth falls behind population growth.
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Inflation is bad in Europe but not as bad as in the UK.
That's the issue. Food prices are getting particularly high in the UK.
You're right my £3 case of beer, £4.50 per 50 grams of tobacco, 1 euro/gram of smoke/ £4 for 10kg delicious oranges and the list goes on is hurting big time.
Yes, partially because it is much more expensive for the UK to import now that Brexit has created all sort of tensions at Country borders.
There are over a thousand food banks in Germany and millions of eu citizens can’t afford the energy and food costs so it’s not just the uk it’s happening throughout Europe and beyond.
Nope
@@alondra3809 that’s not even true. Inflation had nothing to do with increases in import costs.
When you can no longer loot other countries, you shrink
Yeah, and also when pigs start living like humans inflation rises. Brits should have stayed in the wild, ate the grass, played on the muds and lived like little happy piglets. Instead they tried to be on a bar with humans. This one should be documented and taught in schools.
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Don't get me wrong, I know the economy is in shambles and in order to break even and make profit, we have to ride it out until stock recovery, but how are some folks in the same stock market as me still able to pull off substantial profits of as much as 650K within months, what am I doing wrong?
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We have similar problems here in Australia particularly with cost of living. It is SO expensive to live here these days yet our pay packet has not gone up at the same rate.
Yep, and the worst is yet to come. The RBA has backed off a little on interest rates but the kicker is that most of the rate rises haven’t hit a lot of households yet, but they will going further into this year all the way to the end of 2024. Unless inflation suddenly drops by a lot, this year is going to be ugly.
Pay packets have also gone slightly backwards due inflation and rents are obscene. I think we’re going to see a real decline in the Australian living standards.
At least your fellow countrymen didn't vote to erect barriers to free trade with your biggest trading partner.
UK and it's services are in a big mess. Next generation is going to struggle badly in this country।
been predicted if things won't change you will have young English people moving put of the UK and go to the EU or other country's
Good, u wanted Brexit, now u r all alone lol
UK is a fake corporate country anyway.
A wet dream of a dead English empire
Britain has a much deeper older history.... With deep indigenous cultures like the Welsh
@@edgardebruin5539 friends of my friends are already left for Australia, Spain and even Poland.
@@yiman7370 I say the same thing, people of 🇬🇧 have made a deadly move, even brexit support parties don’t have any clue to lead now!
1 word: Brexit
Brexit is killing UK..
@@abdiganiaden The difference is UK doesn't pay money into the EU but France does😂!
@@billlot5329 And France benefits from being part of the largest trading bloc in the world and paying money to poorer nations in the bloc makes them wealthier who will then be able to buy more stuff in the future from France. Germany and France aren't stupid, the EU benefits the rich nations as much as it benifts the poor ones. On top of that. The UK still needs to comply with all the regulatory standards of the EU to be able to trade with it as the rest of the world does, even if you change the laws yourself. But now they don't have a seat at the table making those decisions.
Thinking you can stand up on your own was the worst mistake the UK has made in a generation. But hey, you got to stop migrants from coming into your country, and I'm guessing that's what half of ye who voted for brexit were really voting for...
@@abdiganiaden What has the geographical size of UK and France got to do with it?
@@petersmith349 Fishing accounts for 0.03% of the UK's GDP and using fishing sovereignty as a bragging right is pretty sad. Ireland is not Iceland, we rely on fishing slightly more and the benefits we have gotten vs what we lost are immeasurable after all we received from the EU, we are now contributors. But hey, that's only one success story. Germany, France, the UK and Italy rose from nothing after the war and all your empires fell apart and suddenly you were all no longer superpowers. So what's the smartest thing to do to become powerful again?
Any idiot can think of a solution. Join together and create a union to rival the Chinese, the USA and the Soviet Union.
Guaranteeing great trade deals and ensuring we have great sway on the world stage.
But you decided to leave and think you think your still some great empire that can get better trade deals and that you can make your own policies that 3rd countries will have to comply with otherwise they will lose out on your "massive" market of 70m people.
Keep living the fantasy. You think Brussels runs everything. Your probably right, but you left your 15% voting share behind and will still have to follow all their rules.
I’m British, but I always say this country is massively overrated, everything is an absolute mess right now, houses are expensive, gas and heating is expensive, last year we went through 3 prime ministers in 6 weeks. If you’re considering moving here, consider elsewhere
Not to mention horrendously expensive childcare and blatant political corruption!
Problem with the UK economy is that its government still acts as if they have a global empire to lean back on.
Explain how? 🤣
@@tomjones7184 Britain's egotistical mindset and antiquated notions of grandeur got it Brexit...
@@imastaycool yet the uk is still the 6th richest country in the world with a population of only 65 million😂 with an offshore finance empire that controls trillions and trillions of dollars
@@tomjones7184 and 11% inflation rates, 25% of the population below poverty line and 10% of population that can’t literally afford food
@@user-bp1nc4ug4j not sure where you’re getting there statistics from? Russia Today perhaps?😂 if people can’t afford food why aren’t there riots? Why aren’t there thousands of people starving to death? Your talking out your hole 🕳️
Inflation in the UK is due to supply factors, that's why Bank of England policies are ineffective.
Yes a supply of too much money 😂
@@SiLoMixMaster That’s a minor contribution
@@naif8493 It's the entire contribution actually, they use increasing money supply to reduce interest rates, this messes with resource allocation resulting in insufficient supply.
Yes! A supply problem caused by the B word.
Yes they try not to supply or export but instead import 🤦♂️
There's no reinvestment in our own workforce, companies prefer the off the shelf option of immigrants rather than spend money training UK workers or investing in infrastructure. It's all short term bonus over long term prosperity.
That’s nonsense. Workers are responsible for their own training and education and there was always the option to go train and study in another European country in order to make yourself more employable!
That is entirely dependent on how much money you have. skills training is not cheap, neither is relocating. If you can afford it good for you, millions can't.
That's been the UK for decades
@@jonnyc429 that's my point. The deficit in maintaining a high skills high pay workforce has compounded year after year until Britain lags significantly behind other western economies.
Farming, Manufacturing and Defence are all minute contributors, services is the one thing propping up a crippled economy.
@@riverraven7359 I totally agree with you
Useful. Clear & concise. Thanks.
What are you MAD.
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Can you imagine a 17% rise in food prices?? How can regular folks keep up with that??
Everyone needs more than their salary to be financial stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly, because money left for saving always end up used with no returns...it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus..
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When brits stop being obsessed with booze, soccer, reality tv/tabloids, royal family, that's when the country will take a turn for the better.
@camu camu When the legal drinking age is 16, it fosters habits and behaviours that are hard to shrug off and people move closer and closer to the stereotype.
Sick man of Europe, hungry kids, lack of heating
laughs in Canada, its an absolute clown show here with trudeau running things
Germany is next after they both had massive retirement in 2022 which will increase Supply side inflation.
But Brexit made it 10x worse now that the UK won’t get a Free Trade deal with the US unless they are willing to give up Sovereignty for Statehood. That’s how ugly the UK’s lack of leverage IS.
Too right. It's incredible that pro-Brexit campaigners fooled the public into thinking they would somehow get better trade deals and more favourable tariffs than the EU has agreed with the rest of the world.
And what makes it even worse is how many politicians are in complete denial about the situation.
"If you wait by the river long enough, your enemies float by"
If we can stop crying into our audis and accept a few years of hardship and focus on building our own industries we will be on top of europe when that collapses.
@@beaterbikechannel2538right…
Germans will innovate out of this. They have faced worse. UK is a nation which forgets it's not british empire anymore.
The lack of financial stability makes it difficult to have healthy relationships
Sometimes I don't have food
And in December 2019, I didn't have money to buy food
Transmission to repair car in about November 2019 was expensive
The British think they are a Super Power but they forgot they don't have big countries like India anymore. Why do you need 2 big Aircraft Carriers?
In New Hartford, NY a lot of the stores owned by larger corporations are being closed and are going out of business because no one has any money to buy stuff. Chuck E Cheese closed and went out of business. Pier 1 Imports is closed and went out of business. J.C. Penney is closing in New Hartford, NY. It is sad because the people who worked at these stores worked part-time and they did not make a lot of money working at these stores.
USA should replace its relationship with uk and make India priority partner.
Lol why cant we just be friends with both XD
Living in the USA. No, prices in the USA have AND ARE STILL RISING!
Its true. My friend who earns about 150,000 GBP annually is struggling to afford a house in central London. The prices have gone up way too much.
That’s because he lives in London. The uk isn’t a big country and he could easily find a home outside of London and make a commute to work within a reasonable time frame.
Poor diddums. 150k is unheard of in the ignored peripheries
Im french. I like your way of making journalism.
Most people who have employment also have to have public assistance and SSI which is Supplemental Security Income from the Social Security Administration because they don't earn enough from the employment.
If we cut parliament's salaries in half we could subsidise a lot of these costs.
Considering we don't give money to EU no more! how long is that piece of string with the words on it MFF we see how good that budget really is across Europe!
The problem here is the money isn't shared out it's only given to people that already have it
@@trevortaylor6634 We don't live in utopia we live in real world unfortunately!
nice to hear
Wow amazing
Interesting but very brief
Largely driven by those high energy costs???
Thats not true at all, it’s due to how much money was pumped out by the BoE and exchange rates ruining the pound.
As opposed to expectations, - the UK GDP has now grown by 0.3%
Yeah, we're screwed over here 🇬🇧
I just bought a normal pint of milk from Sainsburys, It cost almost £1, as a child I remember buying a bag of crisps or four chewy sweets for 1p. Guess how old I am?
I have to say 'Loot money do not last longer'🤣🤣 LOVE IT
Some people don't have electricity in where they live especially in rural geographic areas
High taxes and Brexit let many companies and banks move out of Uk . Every towns are poor with homeless in the city center. Britain is very poor only Royal families are rich in this country.
Some people don't have running water in where they live especially in rural geographic areas
Running water is plumbing indoors and septic tanks and water wells for clean water
How difficult it is to spell Brexit?
Well they did want to leave to EU so
All are in serious trouble and all have manipulated the figures . we all need to hold on to our hats . those carrying excess debts will suffer greatly . cheap money is gone for many years .
I have no idea UK goverment passed brexit thinking they would be better off LOL, UK didnt have advantage over any other countries in terms of trade, the only thing they had going for them was ease of trade and cost savings by trading with their EU partners...
almost like Brexit happened or something
A lot more people would live in rural geographic areas if the government improved how they do public assistance and SSI which is Supplemental Security Income from the Social Security Administration
I didn't have water for two days in the month of February 2023
Recently which is about two weeks ago, no water in where I live for about two days
"I have a really hard time being neutral around issues of systemic oppression."
I hope our fellow Brits can overcome this and soon.
No one wants to hear bad news about their friends.
Hope they don't because of what they did to the world
@@LibertyUnion-uz7qzyea cause the majority of people alive today are responsible for all the bad deeds of the past
@@user-fu1ls7mf2r Britain needs to stop interfering in other countries affairs then, and focus on their own nation. They focus on destabilizing other countries when their own citizens are suffering.
@@LibertyUnion-uz7qz the same way the people in many countries can’t control the government of there country the people of the uk can’t control there’s either
@@user-fu1ls7mf2r True
This is what happens when the tory government starts to flog dead horses like English nationalism and euroskepticism instead of focussing on its actual job - Governance!
Having lived in UK for past 20 years it is heart breaking and Sad to see its slow decline in past 10 years and death of NHS and its social welfare system.
All this due to a false promise of return to a Utopian glorious past aka Make Britain great again (MBGA) with Brexit
Quite promising point of view. Feels like collapsing rather than shrinking to me. lol
The video literally explains the inflation is expected to drop drastically and things generally long term will be good.
What it explains and the reality csn be completely different
Yeah, because the media always makes everything seem worse when you keep listening to it
@@b1zzy1986 I just checked and right before the 2008 recession they were projecting strong growth. These forecasts are always wrong.
And now we know it didn’t shrink, but was stronger than anticipated… So much for IMF forecasts. 🤣
UK is a sinking ship.
Some people don't have heat in where they live especially in rural geographic areas
Pie 🥧
The Bank of England printed £450bn during covid and we are expecting to tackle inflation easily now, what a joke. Nothing is for free
The UK has no energy independance, Russia and the US and Europe to some extent have energy independance. We need new sources of energy, Nuclear, Wind, Gas/Oil. From energy you can make everything else.
There's no one cheaper than Russia for the Europeans.
To many crack Potts living here walking around with green heads
Right wing nonsense
@@stevenhenry5267 but he's actually right. Food metal and energy are essentials to run a complex society and nothing is negotiable
we have Nuclear plantation building it now and South korea support this project. gas from Russia and Norway. Oil from UAE.
This government has torn this country to shreds there's nothing left just poverty and hardship for those that stay here
So the UK has a 0% unemployment rate if so many jobs are not being filled 🤔 🙄 not the case, stop paying benefits and those jobs won't be vacant anymore
They printed too much during covid and this was combined with low output. The Bank of England needed to signal it was willing to raise interest rates and endure the political pressure from a recession if that occured. It seems reasonably sensible.
False
@@stevenhenry5267 nope he’s right.
*Where is the money?* WHERE IS IT 👀
Most people lack financial stability
Short answer: Brexit
Domestic violence occurs in a lot of marriages and families
I'm sorry this is happening in the UK you are a good people. You don't deserve this!
Well, to be fair, they did enjoy centuries of wealth. The tide of time.
The majority of people have to have public assistance and SSI which is Supplemental Security Income from the Social Security Administration to pay rent and buy food and pay for transportation
I don't know why background music is there or needed. Making it a bit difficult to listen to the much nicer content. 😢
Economic reasons. The lack of financial resources is why
Seen this in my feed & thought i'd comment how it didn't age well with the 2% increased GDP actuals as corrected by ONS last week.
In rural Upstate New York they don't have rent stabilization
Work on getting rent stabilization in rural Upstate New York and rural geographic areas
Yuan too!!
Do remember having a service economy buying other countries products isn't really a good economic model
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, isn't it? It is, in fact, the German economy that is going to shrink this year, not the British economy. Sorry to disappoint you haters. (especially Indian trolls).
Finally!
give us a year, inflation is bound to die out
12/12/20, 1:29 PM
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without EU and its own brexit strategy, UK economy is going to shrink by ay least 25% in the next 10 years.
Blame Nigel Farage, Trump and Bannons UK mouthpiece
Wow very good, Scotland and Northern Ireland now should leave UK as soon as possible.
BREXIT. Period.
If inflation is there then stop easy money increase rate of interest
When it comes to forecasting, the IMF is virtually always wrong to a large extent. Indeed, often they are spectacularly wrong as was the case with the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Why anyone ever bothers to listen is really baffling. They never admit mistakes and are clueless about forecasting any change in trend.
Exactly so.
yeah but their food is INSANElY cheap , i saw someone on tiktok get a a chicken breast for £1.80 i think it was , that is $3 something translated here, the same chicken breast here would be $8-$10 easy , which is 4-5£ . our prices going up 7% so while yes they are going up 17% , 17% on products that are virtually 50-70% cheaper than what i pay is NOTHING. while their wages seem to be on par , i wonder why the UK seems so poor! , although in the Uk electricity is 3x the price it is here.
Why are prices still rising? Is it because they didn't raise interest rates high/fast enough? 🤔
good
Britain has energy but the politicians choose to go for how dare you energy.It is a joke.
yet it still out performing France, Italy and the majority of the EU.
the tone is not right
2:08 winter of discontent 2.0... Need a real thatcher (not fake one like truss) 2.0 to set things right again.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. what most people see at a glace- wealth.a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.
I ordered four posters in January in the UK. Posters for, like, on the wall. It is sitting in Dutch customs for weeks now and nobody can tell me when I will receive my goods. Pre Brexit this shipping would take two days. I think this says it all, I won’t be ordering from the UK anymore.
Good,
the fact you chose the UK in the first place instead of literally anywhere in the EU tells me that you may in fact order from the UK again in the future.
This doesn’t make sense. And I won’t.
@@bartevers1190 bro you ordered a piece of paper from a non-EU (international) country despite being aware of Brexit had already taken place. I didn't realise Dutch customs were so inefficient it takes that long for paper to get through it. If it was actually still stuck in the UK, i would've said fair enough.
Increase financial stability in communities
Situation is bad in UK but not as bad in Ukraine. Brit's must not stop Paying for war in Ukraine. Long live UK-Ukraine friendship.
This did not age well
Looters when they realize they have no one to loot from
How could there be no mention of Liz Truss literally tanking the economy???
but the daily mail told me it was because Meghan Markle ate avocadoes!