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- UK private sector activity continues to contract - CBI
UK private sector activity continues to contract - CBI
The UK private sector activity continued to fall in three months to July but at a slightly slower pace, the monthly growth indicator from the Confederation of British Industry showed.
The balance of firms posting growth came in at -9 percent. This was the ninth straight rolling quarter of either flat or falling volumes.
Services activity logged a slower decline amid a marked decrease in both distribution and manufacturing volumes.
Nonetheless, private sector growth is forecast to pick up, with a balance of 9 percent expecting an improvement in the three months to October.
"A new Prime Minister marks a fresh start and early signals matter. Business is looking for a Brexit deal that unlocks confidence; clear signals the UK remains open to the world; and a willingness to work together with business on issues ranging from climate change to digital connectivity." Annie Gascoyne, CBI director of economic policy, said.
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