The last quarter of 2009 saw Britain moving back from recession. The next two years the relapse of the British economy may continue. The British government is facing the high risk of relapse the British chambers of commerce announced. The growth will be seen but will be a below average growth the BCC announced. The economic outlook of UK will be uncertain for certain time. The news was announced in the group’s latest economic forecast by BCC.

The relapse is very high and recovery is very fragile. The economy will see a growth of 1% for 2010 and the expansion of 2011 will be 2.1%. The economy has seen a shrink of 5% in the year 2009. The medium term recovery will be better and some obstacles are seen still. The next two years recovery will be modest and below the historical average BCC added. The fourth quarter of 2009 Britain had escaped from the waves of recession and a growth of 0.3% was seen.

The deep recession during the months of January to October 2009 is the longest in the country. The technical end of recession however happened but the complacency is dangerous. The director of BCC David Frost announced it on last Sunday. To maintain the recovery it is the vital role to be played by the government in wealth creation. A business lead recovery should be planned in the coming budget.