The british economy is in a recession, after recordkrimp of more than 20 per cent

as The British economy in the second quarter and entered a recession due to the domestic product (gdp) for the second quarter in a row of contraction. During the period from april to June, the gdp of the gdp of 20.4 percent, according to figures published Wednesday by the national statistics agency.

It's going to be a recordkrimp in the area in which the land is largely in the moment was, as a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19.

back In June, when the measures are relaxed, it was also showing signs of recovery. In that month, grew up in the Uk decreased by 8.7 per cent compared to the previous month of may.

"The recession, which was caused by the coronacrisis, the largest decline in gdp, quarter-on-quarter on record," says Jonathan Athow, of the united kingdom's national statistics agency.

While there, in June, showed signs of recovery were recorded in gdp when it is still a sixth below the level of February (for the COVID-19 and pandemic).

finally, The Uk Finance minister, to Rishi Sunak said in a comment that the figures confirm that the Uk is in difficult economic times, is. "Hundreds of thousands of people have had their job lost, and sadly, this will still be a lot more people happen to be in the next few months."