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The latest GDP update shows that froth still dominates (the flat white reference being a nod to a tech/digital economy that has yet to gain ascendancy).

The statistics office provided more detail on what drove growth in this GDP update, with business investment rebounding 0.5% in the second quarter, compared with a fall of 0.6% in the first quarter.

Yes, growth was strong last year, at 2.6%, according to Thursday's Q4 GDP update, but the more thoughtful will worry about figures showing a decline in business investment back to 2009 levels and a reliance on consumer spending to drive the service sector.

Updated at 9.32am BST 9.30am BST From Guardian graphics … How eurozone GDP stands before today's second-quarter data Eurozone GDP Updated at 3.28pm BST 9.20am BST France: recovery but no champagne France's finance minister Pierre Moscovici has welcomed the growth data as evidence of recovery.

Nervous investors and policymakers are also keenly awaiting GDP updates from the US and eurozone to gauge the scale of a global slowdown that has prompted wild swings on stock markets in recent months and warnings from the International Monetary Fund that governments need to step up public investment to avert a slump.

In November analysts projected that Nigeria would overtake South Africa as the continent's largest economy, possibly as soon as updated GDP figures were available in 2014.

The right-hand chart, from the World Bank's latest China Quarterly Update, shows GDP growth relative to its estimated potential growth rate if the economy operated at full capacity.

WHEN Italy rejigged its method of counting GDP in 1987, the updated figures saw it edge ahead of Britain.

1.07pm BST Our datablog on GDP since 1955 has been updated with today's figures.

In response IMF update each country's GDP based on its base year.

Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the U.K., India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa will all see an increase in GDP year over year, but the updated projections show their economies won't increase as much as projected in October.