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UK Public Sector Net Borrowing

Public Sector Net Borrowing (PSNB) in the UK measures the difference between government spending and its income from taxes and other sources, reflecting the amount the government needs to borrow to cover its deficit. It is crucial for assessing fiscal health, influencing government bond yields, and impacting monetary policy decisions. High borrowing can lead to increased interest rates and inflation concerns, affecting financial markets and investor confidence. Monitoring PSNB helps gauge the sustainability of public finances and the government's ability to fund public services and investments.

Next Event

Latest ReleaseActualForecastPrevious
Nov 20, 2026―-22B-24.5B

Historical Data

DateActualForecast
Oct 21, 2026-24.5£-23.9£
Sep 22, 2026-18.3B-15.7B
Aug 21, 2026-1.8B―
Jul 21, 2026-16B-19.8B
Jun 19, 2026-23.3£-18.5£
May 22, 2026-24.3£-20.9£
Apr 23, 2026-12.6B-10.4B
Mar 20, 2026-14.3B-8.5B
Feb 20, 202630.4B23.8B
Jan 21, 2026-11.58B-13.4B

Historical Chart

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