Robust economic growth in 2007 to boost UK mergers and acquisitions

November 13 - FXStreet.com - Economic growth in the UK has been estimated at 2.8% in the 12 months to Q3 2006 - this compares with growth of just 1.9% during 2005 as a whole. A buoyant world economy, a stronger housing market, positive real earnings growth, rising employment and relatively low short and long term interest rates seem to be the main factors that account for the pick up in UK economic activity. Our 2007 UK outlook is for a continuation of this economic performance, with manufacturing output boosting growth and helping to rebalance the economy away from its reliance on consumer and government spending. Read More.