英国1月份初步服务业采购经理人指数升至51.2，而预期为50.6。经季节性调整的标准普尔全球/CIPS英国制造业采购经理人指数（PMI）从12月的47升至1月的48.2。该数据超出了47.1的市场预期。

UK Preliminary Services PMI rises to 51.2 in January vs. 50.6 expected.The seasonally adjusted S&P Global/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) ticked higher to 48.2 in January from 47 in December. The data beat the market expectations of 47.1.

英国标准普尔全球/CIPS 1月份制造业采购经理人指数为48.2，高于预期（47.1）。英国标准普尔全球/CIPS 1月份制造业采购经理人指数为48.2，高于预期（47.1）

United Kingdom S&P Global/CIPS Manufacturing PMI came in at 48.2, above expectations (47.1) in January.United Kingdom S&P Global/CIPS Manufacturing PMI came in at 48.2, above expectations (47.1) in January

GBP/JPY价格分析：测试192.00附近的上升通道下限。英镑/日元交叉盘连续第二个交易日保持低迷，周五亚洲时段交易于192.30左右。对日线图的分析表明，上升通道模式的形成表明了潜在的看涨倾向。

GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Tests ascending channel's lower boundary near 192.00.The GBP/JPY cross remains subdued for the second successive session, trading around 192.30 during the Asian hours on Friday. An analysis of the daily chart suggests the formation of an ascending channel pattern, indicating a potential bullish bias.

2025年1月，英国GfK消费者信心指数下降5点，至-22，为2023年11月以来的最低水平。这一下降表明人们对经济放缓的担忧日益加剧。1月份的数字也大大低于-18的预测，反映了自2011年以来12月至1月的最大月度跌幅。受经济预期疲软的推动，调查的所有五个组成部分都有所下降。此外，GfK储蓄指数的上升——尽管不是整体消费者信心指数的一部分——表明家庭更加谨慎。信心的下降也突显了政府决定提高企业税收以资助投资和公共服务的影响。这种疲软的情绪支持了英格兰银行的温和前景，市场预期现在倾向于在2月份降息。

The GfK Consumer Confidence Index in the United Kingdom dropped by 5 points to -22 in January 2025, marking its lowest level since November 2023. This decline signals growing concerns over an economic slowdown. January's figure also significantly missed forecasts of -18, and reflected the sharpest monthly drop between December and January since 2011. All five components of the survey saw a decrease, driven by softening economic expectations. In addition, a rise in GfK’s savings index—although not part of the overall consumer confidence index—pointed to increased caution among households. The drop in confidence also highlights the impact of the government’s decision to raise taxes on businesses to fund investment and public services. This weakened sentiment supports a dovish outlook for the Bank of England, with market expectations now leaning toward an interest rate cut in February.