Office for National Statistics · 30 September 2026
UK quarterly GDP figures for April to June 2026: what the ONS reported
The ONS reported that the UK GDP growth (quarterly) was 0.5% for April to June 2026, compared with 0.6% for January to March 2026. A year earlier, for April to June 2025, it was 0.0%.
Every figure in this release
| Measure | Latest | Period before | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK GDP growth (quarterly) | 0.5% April to June 2026 |
0.6% January to March 2026 | -0.1 percentage points |
| UK GDP per head | £10,692 April to June 2026 |
£10,641 January to March 2026 | +£51 |
| UK real household disposable income per head | 1.0% April to June 2026 |
-0.8% January to March 2026 | +1.8 percentage points |
| UK household saving ratio | 8.8% April to June 2026 |
8.6% January to March 2026 | +0.2 percentage points |
| UK current account balance | -2.5% April to June 2026 |
-2.7% January to March 2026 | +0.2 percentage points |
UK GDP per head was £10,692 for April to June 2026, compared with £10,641 for January to March 2026. A year earlier, for April to June 2025, it was £10,568.
UK real household disposable income per head was 1.0% for April to June 2026, compared with -0.8% for January to March 2026. A year earlier, for April to June 2025, it was -0.5%.
UK household saving ratio was 8.8% for April to June 2026, compared with 8.6% for January to March 2026. A year earlier, for April to June 2025, it was 9.7%.
UK current account balance was -2.5% for April to June 2026, compared with -2.7% for January to March 2026. A year earlier, for April to June 2025, it was -3.4%.
Pledges these figures measure
- HM Government (Plan for Change): “Raising living standards in every part of the United Kingdom, so working people have more money in their pocket as we aim to deliver the hig…”
- HM Government (Plan for Change): “Through the growth mission, the Government will deliver a milestone of higher living standards in every part of the United Kingdom by the en…”
- Labour Party 2024 manifesto: “Kickstart economic growth to secure the highest sustained growth in the G7 – with good jobs and productivity growth in every part of the cou…”
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Receipts
The publisher's data files these figures were read from, archived when this page was made, each with its SHA-256 fingerprint.
- Office for National Statistics (ONS): UK GDP growth (quarterly)
- Office for National Statistics (ONS): UK GDP per head
- Office for National Statistics (ONS): UK real household disposable income per head
- Office for National Statistics (ONS): UK household saving ratio
- Office for National Statistics (ONS): UK current account balance
How this page is made: it was written automatically from the ONS's published series on the morning of the release, using fixed sentences that repeat the figures and nothing else. The figure pages update by themselves after that; this page keeps the figures as they were published that day. Every value of GDP growth (quarterly) since records began. To report an error, send a correction request.