
An indicator for earnings growth. The data excludes bonuses, which might distort overall earnings growth. A strong Average Earnings Increase figure suggests a wealthier consumer population, which leads to increased demand and consumption. Because economic growth is partly fueled by consumer spending, a high Average Earnings Increase may also raise concerns about inflation. The headline figure is the annualized percent change in earnings for the reporting quarter.
Relevance:
Rarely affects markets
Release schedule : 8:30 (GMT); Quarterly
Source of report : U.K. Office of National Statistics
Web Address : http://www.statistics.gov.uk/
Address of release : http://www.statistics.gov.uk/instantfigures.asp
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