Historical Year Data · 1980

UK Credit-to-GDP Gap in 1980

UK Credit-to-GDP Gap opened 1980 at -1.21 and closed at -1.02, a +15.56% move for the year. The high of -0.82 was reached on June 30, and the low of -1.21 on March 31.

Open

-1.21

1980-01

-1.02

4 data points

High

-0.82

Jun 30

Low

-1.21

Mar 31

Full Year Change

+15.56%

1979 Change

+2.01%

Monthly Breakdown

Month	Open	Close	High	Low	Change
Mar	-1.21	-1.21	-1.21	-1.21	+0.00%
Jun	-0.82	-0.82	-0.82	-0.82	+0.00%
Sep	-1.04	-1.04	-1.04	-1.04	+0.00%
Dec	-1.02	-1.02	-1.02	-1.02	+0.00%

Events During 1980

1979 Volcker Shock

Stagflation

October 1979 – August 1982

Paul Volcker's Fed raised interest rates to 20% to break entrenched inflation. The policy triggered the deepest post-war recession but ended the stagflation era and established inflation-targeting credibility.

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Historical Year Data · 1980

UK Credit-to-GDP Gap in 1980

UK Credit-to-GDP Gap opened 1980 at -1.21 and closed at -1.02, a +15.56% move for the year. The high of -0.82 was reached on June 30, and the low of -1.21 on March 31.