Navigation menu

Choose an option from the navigation menu below.

Economic Calendar

UKPublic Sector Net Borrowing

The Net Borrowing released by the National Statistics captures an amount of new debt held by the U.K. governments (the financial deficit in the UK national accounts). Generally speaking, if the Net Borrowing is negative, it means the UK Accounts are surplus, and that should be positive for the GBP. While a deficit is generally unfavorable for the economy, a growth in the Net Borrowing is considered as negative, or bearish for the GBP.

Country:UK
Currency:GBP
Frequency:Month

Next Event -

Previous
£1.8B
Consensus
£15.7B

The typical/expected impact on GBP pairs is Low.

Lower numbers than forecast tend to be bullish for xxx/GBP pairs and bearish for GBP/xxx pairs.

Past Events

DateTimeActualConsensus
21 August 202606:00£1.8B£0.3B
21 July 202606:00£15.99B-
19 June 202606:00£23.29B£18.5B
22 May 202606:00£24.34B£20B
23 April 202606:00£12.61B£10.4B
20 March 202607:00£14.33B£-8.5B
20 February 202607:00£-30.37B£-23.1B
22 January 202607:00£11.58B£13.5B
19 December 202507:00£11.65B£10.2B
21 November 202507:00£17.43B£15.2B
21 October 202506:00£20.25B£20.5B
19 September 202506:00£17.96B£12.5B
21 August 202506:00£1.05B£1.9B
22 July 202506:00£20.68B£15.6B
20 June 202506:00£17.69B-
22 May 202506:00£20.16B£17.9B
23 April 202506:00£16.44B£16.05B
21 March 202507:00£10.71B£-6.6B
21 February 202507:00£-15.44B£20B
22 January 202507:00£17.81B£13.4B