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The jump in UK inflation in April is eye-watering and underscores the growing cost-of-living crisis facing households and the damaging squeeze on firms' ability to invest and operate at full capacity.
The jump in UK inflation in April is eye-watering and underscores the growing cost-of-living crisis facing...
Although payroll employment continues to rise and the unemployment rate is falling, the headline figures reflect several distorting factors, including rising economic inactivity.
Although payroll employment continues to rise and the unemployment rate is falling, the headline figures reflect...
March 2022 saw a modest but welcome rise in UK exports led by an increase in sales of fuel. But the overall picture remains patchy compared with 3 or 4 years ago.
March 2022 saw a modest but welcome rise in UK exports led by an increase in...
Markedly slower growth confirms an alarming loss of momentum for the UK economy in the first quarter, from a strong January outturn to a decline in output in March as surging inflation increasingly weighed
Markedly slower growth confirms an alarming loss of momentum for the UK economy in the first...
The two free trade agreements will offer improved trading terms for UK exporters once in force.
The two free trade agreements will offer improved trading terms for UK exporters once in force....
“Today’s Queen’s Speech had some welcome measures for business, but unless the Government takes immediate action on the economy, they will come too late to help many firms."
“Today’s Queen’s Speech had some welcome measures for business, but unless the Government takes immediate action...
The British Chambers of Commerce is calling for an immediate emergency budget to deal with the costs crises facing businesses and people throughout the country. It has developed a three-point action plan that would
The British Chambers of Commerce is calling for an immediate emergency budget to deal with the...
Higher interest rates will do little to address the global headwinds and supply constraints driving the inflationary surge. It also raises the risk of recession by damaging confidence and intensifying the financial squeeze on
Higher interest rates will do little to address the global headwinds and supply constraints driving the...
London, the South-East and East of England already have especially strong export links to Switzerland. The BCC looks forward to sharing its Network's ideas with government on a bespoke, ambitious trade agreement with Switzerland
London, the South-East and East of England already have especially strong export links to Switzerland. The...
Given current economic circumstances it is sensible to postpone the implementation of import food checks, due to be introduced in July, September and November, for over 12 months.
Given current economic circumstances it is sensible to postpone the implementation of import food checks, due...
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