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  • UK services sector marks two years of job losses

    Economics

    The UK’s dominant services sector has suffered two years of continuous job losses despite moderate growth against the backdrop of intense trading disruption and high borrowing costs, new data has indicated. Researchers at S&P Global said a fall in employment over September across services firms meant the sector had now suffered two consecutive years of [...]

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  • Manufacturing growth loses momentum as economic risks loom 

    Industrials

    The manufacturing sector suffered a slowdown in growth over August as smaller firms struggled to clinch new orders.  S&P Global researchers suggested growth in the manufacturing sector eased in August as the purchasing managers’ index (PMI) reading dropped from 51.9 in July to 51.7.  The reading remains above the neutral 50 mark, indicating that activity [...]

    Manufacturing has suffered yet another downturn in activity over September.
  • Manufacturers overcome gloomy economy as output surge continues

    Industrials

    Manufacturers have overcome a gloomy economic outlook across the country as businesses boosted production to levels not seen in almost two years, new data has revealed.  According to S&P Global’s monthly survey of output across manufacturers, business activity continued to increase in what was the ninth consecutive month of growth in the sector.  The purchasing [...]

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  • Stockpiling helps manufacturing sector power through Iran war blows

    July 1, 2026

    The manufacturing sector has powered through the turmoil brought by the Iran war as output grew at the fastest pace in 21 months, according to a business survey.  S&P Global researchers said that output growth accelerated as firms rushed to stockpile goods ahead of further expected trade turmoil in the Middle East.  The overall purchasing [...]

  • Warning lights: UK services suffer worst shock since January 2023

    June 23, 2026

    Business activity across the UK economy is at a 14-month low, research has suggested, as growth has taken a toll from Labour’s political woes and the impact of the continued trade disruption.  The initial estimate for S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) dropped to a score of 49.4 in June, falling further below the neutral [...]

  • UK manufacturing survives Iran war impact

    June 1, 2026

    The UK’s manufacturing sector appeared to survive the immediate impact of the Iran war in May, new data has suggested, as researchers suggested that production rose to a four-year high.  S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for the sector hit 53.9 in May, well above the neutrality figure of 50 and higher than April’s recording [...]

  • Firms accelerate job cuts as 12-month growth run ends 

    May 21, 2026

    Firms have accelerated job cut plans across the private sector as a 12-month run of business growth has come to an end, new data has revealed.  Employers have now slashed headcount levels in each of the last 20 months, with the pace of job shedding in May coming at a faster pace, S&P Global researchers [...]

  • Businesses cut jobs for 19 consecutive months yet ‘growth holds up’

    May 6, 2026

    Businesses have now cut jobs for 19 consecutive months as researchers warned that higher payroll costs and productivity gains have forced employers in the services sector to rethink hiring plans. Results from S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) suggested that lower staffing numbers across the UK’s dominant services sector have been recorded in each month [...]

  • Costs up, demand down: Manufacturers suffer biggest squeeze since 2022

    April 1, 2026

    Costs for the UK’s manufacturing sector have risen at the fastest pace in three and a half years, new data has indicated, as the energy price shock from the Iran war hammers businesses.  S&P Global research has found that manufacturers suffered the highest increase in input prices since late 2022 when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine [...]

  • UK economy facing ‘pronounced recession’

    March 24, 2026

    The war in the Middle East is “stalling growth” in the UK economy, fresh data has shown, as economists warned that a “pronounced recession” will come if energy prices stay high. A monthly survey of business activity across the country has suggested that there was a slowdown in output as well as a fall in [...]

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