Some signs of weakness are emerging on the jobs front in Britain.
For the three months to October the unemployment rate stayed at 4.8 percent of the workforce and basic pay rose but the number of people with jobs fell for first time in more than a year.
The total was down by 6,000 at 31.76 million – the first decline since the second quarter of last year.
That suggests the labour market is slowing following the referendum vote for Britain to leave the European Union.
