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  • UK businesses shrug off Budget tax fears in push for growth

    November 5, 2025

    UK businesses enjoyed a boost in activity in October due to improved demand for good, a leading survey has indicated, in signs that the momentum in growth was growing ahead of the Budget.  S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) has offered the Chancellor and the Bank of England some positive relief ahead of crucial policy [...]

  • Manufacturing sector breakdown worsens amid ‘dearth of export work’ 

    October 1, 2025

    A breakdown in activity across the manufacturing sector has deepened as new data has shown export work coming to a halt and investment falling flat.  S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for manufacturing in September showed the sector was still struggling to bounce back despite some quiet optimism in recent months.  Activity in the sector [...]

  • UK economy on ‘much stronger footing’ as growth hopes rise 

    September 3, 2025

    The UK economy is expected to accelerate as leading survey data for August showed the services sector on a “much stronger footing”, according to researchers.  Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to put “working people” at the heart of plans for the Autumn Budget, which has been announced for 26 November.  Businesses will be hoping expected [...]

  • Manufacturing recovery collapses amid spiralling costs

    September 1, 2025

    Manufacturing output hit a three-month low in August, a new survey has suggested, after early signs in the summer indicated the sector was on a path to recovery.  The Labour government is determined to deliver higher growth, with strategy papers outlining plans to boost production across the UK by lowering energy costs.  But new purchasing [...]

  • Why business confidence is all over the place

    August 12, 2025

    Kemi Badenoch looked aghast but Keir Starmer was defiant. Business confidence was at a nine-year high, the prime minister declared in the House of Commons in mid-July. The Conservative Party leader was not having any of it. Neither were many economists and analysts watching from the City.   What Starmer claimed was not false, per se. Research [...]

  • Starting pay growth at slowest pace since 2021

    August 11, 2025

    Pay for new hires rose at the slowest pace in over four years, fresh data has indicated, in signs redundancies and higher taxes are depressing wage growth.  The lack of demand among recruiters and the larger number of job seekers in the UK economy has led to starting salary inflation slowing down to its lowest [...]

  • Construction sector contracts at the fastest pace since 2020

    August 6, 2025

    Activity in the UK’s construction industry is contracting at the fastest rate since the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 as high costs and tax hikes bite. The sector is vital for the Labour government’s plans for a house building boom and improvements in infrastructure, with the private sector expected to help boost the UK’s economic growth. [...]

  • The Bank of England’s trouble-free decision to cut interest rates

    August 6, 2025

    The Bank of England has long suffered from the accusation of groupthink. Reforms have been mooted – and some have been implemented – but it has struggled to shake off the charge. Economists at the Cato Institute and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) have, for example, pointed the blame at Threadneedle [...]

  • UK business confidence highest in 10 years, Lloyds Bank says

    July 31, 2025

    UK business confidence is at its highest level in 10 years as the service sector saw the biggest jump in optimism month-on-month, according to Lloyds Bank.  Firms were more optimistic for the third consecutive month, with the rise driven by improved trade prospects and an improved economic outlook.  Lloyds’ survey suggested hiring intentions had also [...]

  • UK’s mid-sized firms at fastest growth since Labour elected

    July 18, 2025

    Middle-market businesses are growing at their fastest rate since Labour was elected last July, fresh research has suggested, as UK bosses shake off cost increases in taxes and utility bills.  Labour has made economic growth a central mission in government, with small and medium-sized firms highlighted as key to driving national income.  Fresh research by [...]

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