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PMIs

  • Reeves’ taxes hammer private sector as one of ‘lowest ever’ PMIs recorded

    Economics

    Private sector output fell in April for the first time in a year and a half as firms reported “more of a struggle” to survive after Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax rises kicked in, S&P Global’s flagship survey has suggested. Businesses had been preparing for Reeves’ £20bn hike to employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs) for the [...]

  • Budget uncertainty sends economic activity down to lowest level in almost a year

    Economics

    Uncertainty surrounding the Budget knocked economic activity in October, according to a closely watched business survey, as firms delayed decisions in the face of possible tax changes.

  • Manufacturing remains in expansion but confidence plummets ahead of budget

    Economics

    The fall in confidence was the largest since March 2020, just before the Covid lockdown.

  • UK economy: Growth continues but budget concerns ‘jangling nerves’

    September 23, 2024

    PMIs, which measure business activity in the private sector, are closely watched for clues about the economy’s performance.

  • Construction sector ‘turns a corner’ as housebuilding jumps

    September 5, 2024

    Tim Moore, economics director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the recovery in housebuilding was the "most notable development" in August.

  • Ashtead: Profit down at equipment giant as revenue slows

    September 3, 2024

    Equipment rental group Ashtead’s revenue grew just two per cent, and profit fell during the three-month period ending 31 July, as a construction slowdown across the US hit the company. The equipment hire giant, the FTSE 100’s 25th largest firm, reported revenue of $2.75bn (£2.1bn) for the period, up from $2.7bn (£2.06bn) in the prior [...]

  • UK economy still Europe’s ‘bright spot’ after latest PMI surveys

    August 23, 2024

    The latest 'flash' purchasing managers' index (PMIs), released yesterday by S&P, showed that the UK maintained its advantage over rivals on the continent in August.

  • Fall in housebuilding contributes to easing construction activity

    July 4, 2024

    The construction sector remained in expansion in June, a closely watched survey shows, although the rate of growth eased due to a slowdown in housebuilding.

  • China’s Caixin PMI shows most rapid services sector growth in 10 months

    June 5, 2024

    China's services sector experienced a notable surge in May, marking its most rapid growth in 10 months.

  • China’s factory activity unexpectedly shrinks in May, puts economic recovery at risk

    May 31, 2024

    China's manufacturing activity unexpectedly contracted in May, adding pressure on policymakers in the world's second-largest economy.

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