UK Real GDP
GDP adjusted for inflation, shown in chained-volume terms, the same production, valued at constant prices, so changes reflect real output growth rather than price changes.
£2.96tn
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Q4 1955 to Q2 2026
Source: ONS series ABMI (PN2) · chained volume measure, rolling four-quarter sum, seasonally adjusted.
UK Real GDP in context
Worked out from the published series shown above.
In the UK, the real GDP rose by £30.5bn over the year to Q2 2026, from £2.93tn in Q2 2025.
That is the highest reading in a record that starts in Q4 1955.
Over the past five years it has ranged from £2.61tn in Q2 2021 to £2.96tn in Q2 2026.
How this series is defined
Everything you need to check the figure against the source.
- Source
- ONS
- Series
- ABMI
- Frequency
- Quarterly
- Unit
- £m
- Seasonal adjustment
- Seasonally adjusted
- Latest observation
- Q2 2026
- Revision status
- Latest published estimate, subject to revision
Data refreshed 2026-11-06. Figures are the latest published observations and can be revised.
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