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UK could be heading for recession in 2025 | LBC analysis

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A recession is 'likely in the first half of next year', former NatWest chairman tells Tonight with Andrew Marr.

Sir Howard Davies told Andrew that there is the 'prospect of a flatlining economy over the next 12 months', however he went on to say that he 'doesn't attach a fantastically high degree of importance' to being in a recession.

This comes after one of the UK’s biggest recruiters warned that the UK is heading towards recession, blaming the chancellor’s National Insurance hike for a slump in the jobs market.

The chairman of recruitment giant Reed told LBC that its data showed a 13% month-on-month decrease in job listings since October, and a 26% decline in comparison with November 2023, figures which, historically, have resulted in the UK entering a recession.

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