These businesses have faced immense challenges with sky high inflation, reduced consumer spending and record late payments making things increasingly hard. Despite this, the smallest
Sage Press Release, January 10 2023 Analysis by the Centre for Economics Business Research (Cebr) for Sage forecasts that the number of SMBs in the
Consumer confidence declines by -1.2 points – marking seven months of decline Households report that their finances worsened in the past month (-3.7), while outlook
It’s not a great time to move to a new rented home. The average rent agreed for new contracts rose by 10.6% across the UK
The UK’s cost of living crisis has knocked consumer confidence again, according to the latest analysis from YouGov and the Centre for Economics and Business
Introduction One issue affecting the effectiveness of sanctions and the corresponding response in the currency and other markets is how they affect Russian living standards.
Read the full report Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is likely to have a large effect on the UK economy. The scale of this effect is
The UK Treasury has a number of institutional biases (what other people call prejudices). They tend to disbelieve any evidence that tax cuts cause growth,
A typical UK family will spend £1,700 more per year on household costs in 2022, according to a forecast for BBC Panorama. The analysis, conducted
Cebr Global Prospects Highlights March 2020 Cebr’s Global Prospects report can be downloaded in full via this link. We have severely downgraded our forecasts for
CEBR FORECASTING EYE SPECIAL Summary Cebr has performed a quick analysis of the likely economic impact of the Brexit deal agreed at the
Overall confidence at its strongest level since March House price metrics see moderate improvement But household finance scores fall again UK consumer confidence has improved
Consumer confidence improves slightly but household finances fall for fifth month in a row Consumer confidence at highest level since the general election Strong improvements
June data shows pronounced collapse in consumer confidence following the election – falling from 109.1 in week before the vote to 105.2 in period after
The conclusion of the Cebr, ARLA and NAEA report was that a British withdrawal from the EU risks drastically reducing the construction workforce, compromising current plans to build
New Cebr forecasts show clear imminent boost to Iranian development, but challenges remain After two years of deep recession in 2012 and 2013,
A new report published by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) on behalf of FairFuelUK shows the beneficial impact of lower oil and fuel prices on the UK economy in 2015.
CHINA SET TO INVEST OVER £100 BILLION IN UK INFRASTRUCTURE BY 2025
INRIX, Inc., a leading international provider of real-time traffic information, transportation analytics and connected driver services, today announced that the combined annual cost of traffic
Superfast broadband roll-out could boost annual online sales by £740 million
China may marginally miss its growth targets this year, entering a phase of consolidation
Investment in education and human capital remains a priority for Singapore.
Family spending power up £5 a week, according to the ASDA Income Tracker
Education & innovation key to driving China’s economic transformation
10 years of the Business Confidence Monitor – and some predictions for the next 10
Cebr research for CECA cited in HM Treasury’s National Infrastructure Plan 2013
Family spending power continues to pick up across the UK, according to the Asda Income Tracker
Public sector take home pay growth still lagging behind other sectors
Employment prospects catching up with wider economic recovery
Middle East must invest in education in order to diversify and remain competitive
Encouraging outlook shows potential for growth in 2014, says FSB
Public sector and manufacturing workers face the slowest wage growth in run-up to Christmas
Recovering global economy gives South-East Asian nations chance to reboot growth
Annual cost inflation for Britain’s small and medium enterprises falls to its lowest level since 2009.
Inflation in advanced economies is expected to fall next year, as weaker growth in emerging markets pushes global commodity prices down
Families yet to feel the benefits of economic recovery as household spending power falls again this month
China over-leveraged but should avoid crash, liberalised capital markets could help
Fourth consecutive monthly fall in public sector take home pay, but private sector pay growth holds steady
Private sector workers benefit from service sector strength, but public sector take home pay growth remains negative.
Asda Income Tracker shows rising inflation and weak wage growth continuing to erode family spending power
Pay growth accelerates, but is undermined by high inflation
The Federation of Small Businesses Voice of Small Business Index shows firms at their most optimistic since 2010.
Family spending power falls back by sharpest rate in 12 months
The growth outlook for Singapore remains healthy, though credit growth needs careful management to avoid a bubble.
London to outperform UK economy, driven by business services and ‘flat white economy’
…according to the latest ICAEW/Grant Thornton UK Business Confidence Monitor (BCM).
Discretionary incomes fall back year-on-year due to wage growth slowdown