Report Overview

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Q1 2009 GDP and forecasts for 2009 and 2010

PublisherEnders Analysis.
Publish Date April 26, 2009
Sector FTA TV, Pay TV.

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As the UK recession deepens, economic factors are now dominant in the revenue growth of ad-supported media industries, as well as mobile and, to a lesser extent, fixed line telecoms industries our subscribers will start receiving our informed research on economic issues.

Faster GDP decline in Q1 2009 than in Q4 2008 indicates that the economy has yet to reach a bottom expect downgrading of the Government, Bank of England and independent forecasts for 2009 GDP growth, with a 5% decline at the low end of the range.

Our central case continues to be of a decline of GDP in 2009 of over 5% consistent with an 8% peak-to-trough decline for GDP, with a risk of deflation in the medium term.

Report Overview

Q1 2009 GDP and forecasts for 2009 and 2010

As the UK recession deepens, economic factors are now dominant in the revenue growth of ad-supported media industries, as well as mobile and, to a lesser extent, fixed line telecoms industries  our subscribers will start receiving our informed research on economic issues.

Faster GDP decline in Q1 2009 than in Q4 2008 indicates that the economy has yet to reach a bottom  expect downgrading of the Government, Bank of England and independent forecasts for 2009 GDP growth, with a 5% decline at the low end of the range.

Our central case continues to be of a decline of GDP in 2009 of over 5% consistent with an 8% peak-to-trough decline for GDP, with a risk of deflation in the medium term.

As the UK recession deepens, economic factors are now dominant in the revenue growth of ad-supported media industries, as well as mobile and, to a lesser extent, fixed line telecoms industries our subscribers will start receiving our informed research on economic issues.

Faster GDP decline in Q1 2009 than in Q4 2008 indicates that the economy has yet to reach a bottom expect downgrading of the Government, Bank of England and independent forecasts for 2009 GDP growth, with a 5% decline at the low end of the range.