UK High Speed Macro Weekly

February 12, 2026 | Weekly release after ONS 09:30 bulletin
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UK Macro Weekly: Real-Time Economic Indicators (12 February 2026)

Release Timing

Wednesday 09:30 Europe/London

Coverage

ONS real-time indicators and linked high-frequency series with persistent run logs.

Collection Status

  • ons_realtime_bulletin: ok (200)
  • online_job_advert_estimates: ok (200)
  • uk_retail_footfall: ok (200)
  • weekly_shipping_indicators: ok (200)
  • automotive_fuel_spending: ok (200)
  • advanced_redundancy_notices: error (429)
  • company_incorporations_and_dissolutions: error (429)
  • revolut_card_spending: error (429)
  • pret_transactions: error (429)
  • uk_credit_debit_card_payments: error (429)

Key Datasets

  • ons_realtime_bulletin
  • online_job_advert_estimates
  • uk_retail_footfall
  • weekly_shipping_indicators
  • automotive_fuel_spending
  • advanced_redundancy_notices
  • company_incorporations_and_dissolutions
  • revolut_card_spending
  • pret_transactions
  • uk_credit_debit_card_payments

This Week's Read

Real-time indicators suggest continued activity in core sectors like retail and shipping, though partial data outages underscore challenges in capturing comprehensive high-frequency signals, potentially masking underlying economic momentum or slowdowns.

Signals To Watch Next Week

The next ONS real-time indicators bulletin is scheduled for release on Wednesday at 09:30 Europe/London, with potential updates on additional datasets pending resolution of collection issues.

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UK High Speed Macro Weekly

February 12, 2026 | Continued
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Indicator Highlights

- Online job advert estimates: Data collected successfully. - UK retail footfall: Data collected successfully. - Weekly shipping indicators: Data collected successfully. - Automotive fuel spending: Data collected successfully. - ONS real-time bulletin: Released successfully.

Macro Risk Lens

Data collection errors increase uncertainty around consumer spending and labour market signals, raising risks of incomplete assessments of economic resilience amid potential inflationary pressures.

Method And Data Notes

Data sourced directly from ONS APIs and bulletins; statuses reflect HTTP responses at time of collection, with errors indicating rate limiting (429) on specific endpoints. No data invention; reliance on provided statuses and bulletin excerpt.

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