Firms across the private sector once again expect activity to fall in the next three months (weighted balance of -30%), ...

Retail stock volumes were judged to be “too high” relative to expected sales in December, reaching their highest balance since May 2020 (+35% from +18% in November; long-run average of +17%). Stock ...

If inflation continues to fall in line with the Bank’s forecasts, we expect one further cut early next year, taking rates to ...

“We welcome today’s joint UK Government-Ineos funding announcement, which will support hundreds of jobs and the supply chain following a period of uncertainty for the local community and workforce.

Manufacturing output volumes fell in the three months to December, though at a slower pace than in November – according to ...

“Inflation eased more than expected in November, falling noticeably below the Bank of England’s projections. The slowdown in ...

“We welcome the introduction of the new Infrastructure (Wales) Act. It will remove key barriers to business investment by cutting bottlenecks in the strategic planning system and prioritising the ...

Business organisations are clear that there remain concerns about many of the powers contained in the Employment Rights Bill.

Reacting to the news that the Government has agreed to a six-month qualifying period for unfair dismissal in the Employment Rights Bill, the six business groups involved in tripartite discussions, ...

Adriana Curca, CBI Economics Manager, shares insights on how employers can take a more proactive, data-driven approach to wellbeing. £56 billion: the cost each year of poor mental health on UK ...

Rain Newton-Smith, CEO, CBI, said: "Business has been clear: there are no winners in a trade war. Today's announcements are deeply troubling for businesses and will have significant ramifications ...