Retail sales volumes fell at a rapid pace in the year to February, extending a run of weakness that dates back to mid-2023. Sales are expected to decline again next month, albeit at a slower rate, ...

A new joint report from Energy UK and the CBI is calling on the Government to deliver a robust national strategy to cut business energy costs – moving beyond short-term crisis responses and setting a ...

"Whilst business had given a cautious welcome to today’s US Supreme Court Ruling to halt tariffs brought under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) they will be concerned by the ...

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Manufacturing output volumes fell in the three months to February, though at a slower pace than in January – according to the CBI’s latest Industrial Trends Survey (ITS). Manufacturers expect volumes ...

“Inflation ticked down in January, broadly in line with the Bank of England’s projections. We expect this downward momentum to continue in the coming months, reflecting the fading impact of last ...

“A softer-than-expected end to last year comes as little surprise given the pressures many businesses experienced throughout the year: uneven demand, rising costs and persistent uncertainty that led ...

The latest CBI Economic Forecast finds businesses swimming against the powerful tides of weak demand, elevated labour and energy costs, and ongoing domestic and global uncertainty. In spite of these ...

Rain Newton-Smith, CBI Chief Executive, said: “The government’s growth mission is currently stalled. While the Chancellor has succeeded in creating the fiscal headroom she needed, a scattergun ...

“Inflation eased in October, broadly in line with the Bank of England’s expectations. With Q3 GDP figures confirming a weak growth backdrop, and the labour market continuing to soften, today’s figures ...