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With unemployment at 5.2% for the quarter, and expectations it will continue to rise, there are clear signs that pressure is growing on the labour market.
With unemployment at 5.2% for the quarter, and expectations it will continue to rise, there are...
More than half of UK firms (54%) are now actively using AI, according to new research by the BCC in partnership with Atos.
More than half of UK firms (54%) are now actively using AI, according to new research...
The three key priorities in the Chancellor’s speech will resonate with many businesses as they fight to get on the front foot.
The three key priorities in the Chancellor’s speech will resonate with many businesses as they fight...
The board of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has unanimously elected Michael Hayman MBE DL as the new Chair of the organisation.
The board of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has unanimously elected Michael Hayman MBE DL...
Our Policy Manager Ben Martin considers the impact the Middle East crisis might have on business energy costs.
Our Policy Manager Ben Martin considers the impact the Middle East crisis might have on business...
It was only a matter of time before the UK came under the radar of the US Administration’s analysis of key trading partners for new tariffs from July.
It was only a matter of time before the UK came under the radar of the...
Goods exports trade with the EU and the rest of the world, excluding the United States of America, showed solid growth in the first month of the new year.
Goods exports trade with the EU and the rest of the world, excluding the United States...
Today’s data shows the UK economy remains stuck in a worrying low growth trap.
Today’s data shows the UK economy remains stuck in a worrying low growth trap....
Zero percent of surveyed UK exporters say they have “comprehensive support” from government to manage trade policy changes, according to BCC research.
Zero percent of surveyed UK exporters say they have “comprehensive support” from government to manage trade...
Our economic forecast suggests slow growth in 2026, higher inflation due to the Middle East crisis, and rising unemployment.
Our economic forecast suggests slow growth in 2026, higher inflation due to the Middle East crisis,...

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