Business and economy publications

• Publication date: 28/05/20

Return to work starts amid economic gloom

• Publication date: 30/04/20

Number of coronavirus cases steadies as substantial economic costs become more apparent

• Publication date: 20/04/20

Current issues note 61 shows our projections perform fairly well compared to forecasts produced by other organisations

• Publication date: 26/03/20

Coronavirus takes hold in the UK, and grows fastest in London

• Publication date: 27/02/20

UK GDP flat at the end of 2019

• Publication date: 12/02/20

This final evidence base report informs and supports the development of London’s Local Industrial Strategy.

• Publication date: 30/01/20

Brexit to occur tomorrow night

• Publication date: 03/01/20

Current issues note 60 looks at the case for continuing transport expenditure in London.

• Publication date: 19/12/19

Pound and shares rise on the election result before falling back

• Publication date: 17/12/19

London’s GVA growth rate is forecast to be 1.8% in 2019, 1.1% in 2020 and 1.8% in 2021

• Publication date: 28/11/19

UK economy returns to growth in Q3 2019

• Publication date: 31/10/19

The Government negotiates a new Brexit deal

• Publication date: 29/10/19

This report summarises the evidence on the economic impacts of Brexit on the London and UK economies.

• Publication date: 26/09/19

One-year spending review announces an increase in government spending

• Publication date: 18/09/19

GLA Economics have produced two reports on productivity to support and complement the London Local Industrial Strategy

• Publication date: 30/08/19

The report sets out the economic case for how success for the capital means success for the UK as a whole.

• Publication date: 30/08/19

This report presents the evidence base informing and supporting the development of London’s Local Industrial Strategy

• Publication date: 29/08/19

UK economy contracts in the second quarter of 2019

• Publication date: 29/07/19

Current Issues Notes 58 & 59 show how London’s labour market will likely be most affected by a new immigration system

• Publication date: 25/07/19

OBR warns that ‘no deal’ Brexit could lead to a £30 billion decline in public finances