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The UK experienced a technical recession in late 2023 (Q3 & Q4) with two quarters of negative growth, but by late 2025, the situation is more about an economy "flatlining" or facing a potential "spectre of recession," with economists warning of very weak growth (near zero or negative) and stagnation, as recent figures show sluggish expansion and rising concerns, though not yet a formal second recession.
Key Points:
Technical Recession (Late 2023): The UK officially entered a technical recession in the latter half of 2023, defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth (Q3: -0.1%, Q4: -0.3%).
Current Situation (Late 2025): The economy is showing significant weakness, with growth slowing to near-zero (e.g., 0.1% in Q3 2025) and some economists suggesting the country is effectively in a recession due to real-world struggles, even if not technically meeting the two-quarter rule again yet.
Concerns: Experts point to stagnation, shrinking services and construction sectors, and challenges from inflation and high interest rates as signs of severe economic trouble, with forecasts for 2024/2025 being revised downwards.
In short, while not formally in a new recession by the strictest definition at the very end of 2025, the UK economy is performing very poorly, with many experts believing the country is experiencing recession-like conditions or is on the brink of another technical downturn.

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