The S&P Global UK Services PMI rose to 51.3 in June 2025, from 50.9 in May and in line with market estimates, according to flash estimates.
The latest data indicated another expansion in the country's services sector that was the strongest in three months. There was a rebound in new business intakes, but the rise was only slight, while exports continued to fall.
Employment also continued to decrease.
Source: Trading Economics
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