Investment requires scalable Growth Capital
As we reach the final quarter of 2023, the words challenging, and uncertainty remain. UK businesses will be pondering if the UK is in a better place than this time last year. There have been some false dawns during 2023 and although we avoided a recession, growth has been stagnant and whilst inflation has fallen from double-digit levels a year ago to 6.8%, it’s proven stubborn in its descent and remains above the UK’s 2% target.
Figures expected in the next few weeks will provide more insight, but the latest GDP figures reveal the UK economy shrank by 0.5% in July, more than expected, but apparently the weather and strikes are to blame!
Rumours suggest increased fuel prices will push inflation up again, but it is predicted to continue its downward trajectory with near normal levels expected towards the end of 2024.
For details on edition sponsorship please call Sophie Grove on:
+44 (0) 1458 253536.
Investment requires scalable Growth Capital
As we reach the final quarter of 2023, the words challenging, and uncertainty remain. UK businesses will be pondering if the UK is in a better place than this time last year. There have been some false dawns during 2023 and although we avoided a recession, growth has been stagnant and whilst inflation has fallen from double-digit levels a year ago to 6.8%, it’s proven stubborn in its descent and remains above the UK’s 2% target.
Figures expected in the next few weeks will provide more insight, but the latest GDP figures reveal the UK economy shrank by 0.5% in July, more than expected, but apparently the weather and strikes are to blame!
Rumours suggest increased fuel prices will push inflation up again, but it is predicted to continue its downward trajectory with near normal levels expected towards the end of 2024.
For details on edition sponsorship please call Sophie Grove on:
+44 (0) 1458 253536.
86 retail leaders have signed a letter to the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, demanding action ov...
Business confidence fell to 36% in September, a five point dip from the 18-month high (41%) recorde...
18 financiers contributed to the 2023 half yearly review representing: 8,068 Clients £28.4bn Annual...
UK top 10 accountancy Azets is seeing a rise in R&D claims but warns against companies trying t...
86 retail leaders have signed a letter to the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, demanding action ove...
Business confidence fell to 36% in September, a five point dip from the 18-month high (41%) recorded...
18 financiers contributed to the 2023 half yearly review representing: 8,068 Clients £28.4bn Annual...
UK top 10 accountancy Azets is seeing a rise in R&D claims but warns against companies trying to...
Investment requires scalable Growth Capital
As we reach the final quarter of 2023, the words challenging, and uncertainty remain. UK businesses will be pondering if the UK is in a better place than this time last year. There have been some false dawns during 2023 and although we avoided a recession, growth has been stagnant and whilst inflation has fallen from double-digit levels a year ago to 6.8%, it’s proven stubborn in its descent and remains above the UK’s 2% target.
Figures expected in the next few weeks will provide more insight, but the latest GDP figures reveal the UK economy shrank by 0.5% in July, more than expected, but apparently the weather and strikes are to blame!
Rumours suggest increased fuel prices will push inflation up again, but it is predicted to continue its downward trajectory with near normal levels expected towards the end of 2024.
For details on edition sponsorship please call Sophie Grove on:
86 retail leaders have signed a letter to the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, demanding action ove...
Business confidence fell to 36% in September, a five point dip from the 18-month high (41%) recorded...
18 financiers contributed to the 2023 half yearly review representing: 8,068 Clients £28.4bn Annual...
UK top 10 accountancy Azets is seeing a rise in R&D claims but warns against companies trying to...
