TUTTO SUL DEBITO PUBBLICO INGLESE
The main statistics released show, that in July 2011: For measures excluding financial interventions:
the public sector current budget was in surplus by £2.1 billion; this is a £2.7 billion higher surplus than in July 2010, when there was a deficit of £0.6 billion;
public sector net borrowing was £20 million; this is £3.5 billion lower net borrowing than in July 2010, when net borrowing was £3.5 billion;
public sector net debt at the end of July 2011 was £940.1 billion (61.4 per cent of GDP). This compares to £805.5 billion (55.2 per cent of GDP) at the end of July 2010.
The central government net cash requirement was -£4.4 billion, a £1.4 billion lower net cash requirement than in July 2010, when there was a net cash requirement of -£3.0 billion.
For measures including interventions:
the public sector current budget was in surplus by £4.1 billion; this is £2.6 billion higher surplus than in July 2010, when there was a surplus of £1.5 billion;
public sector net borrowing was -£2.0 billion; this is £3.4 billion lower net borrowing than in July 2010, when net borrowing was £1.4 billion;
public sector net debt at the end of July 2011 was £2266.3 billion (148.0 per cent of GDP). This compares to £2175.6 billion (149.1 per cent of GDP) as at the end of July 2010.
Financial year to date (April 2011 – July 2011)
Monthly data can be volatile, so it can be misleading to read too much into one month’s data. The following paragraphs give information on the financial year to date and comparisons with the corresponding period of the previous financial year.
For measures excluding financial interventions:
the public sector current budget was in deficit by £33.1 billion; this is £1.3 billion lower than in the same period of 2010/11, when there was a deficit of £34.4 billion;
public sector net borrowing was £40.1 billion; this is £2.9 billion lower net borrowing than in the same period of 2010/11, when net borrowing was £43.1 billion;
The central government net cash requirement was £37.4 billion, a £11.3 billion lower net cash requirement than in the same period of 2010/11, when there was a net cash requirement of £48.7 billion ;
For measures including interventions:
the public sector current budget was in deficit by £25.3 billion; this is a £1.4 billion lower deficit than in the same period of 2010/11, when there was a deficit of £26.7 billion;
public sector net borrowing was £32.3 billion; this is £2.9 billion lower net borrowing than in the same period of 2010/11, when net borrowing was £35.2 billion;
