
*
Private sector growth hits seven-month low as election puts pause on spending

*
Private sector growth falls in May amid signs of cooling services inflation

*
UK private sector grows at fastest rate for 11 months

*
UK private sector growth signals economy out of ‘brief recession’, survey shows

*
UK construction downturn eases but job losses pick up pace

*
UK expected to leave recession as private sector grows at nine-month high

*
Building costs jump as Red Sea disruption pushes up shipping prices

*
UK business activity grows but factories hit by Red Sea crisis

*
Building materials firm CMO warns over profits amid construction woes

*
Construction sector continues decline in December, but pace slows – survey

*
FTSE 100 sees flat start to 2024 as UK factory slump dampens New Year spirits

*
UK business growth rebounds to six-month high

*
UK to 'dodge winter recession' as survey shows private sector growth

*
Housebuilders facing one of toughest periods since 2009 crash, survey suggests

*
Service sector returns to growth after months of malaise

*
UK factory slump eases but ‘little festive cheer’ for under-pressure firms

*
UK’s top stocks gain ground as business activity turns a corner

*
UK economy ‘found its feet again’ as business activity returns to growth

*
Construction sector dips again in second-worst month since 2020

*
Recession ‘cannot be ruled out’ as business activity falls again

*
UK 'skirts with recession' as private sector declines again

*
Construction sector contracts after bad month for housebuilders

*
UK services sector suffers worst performance since start of the year

*
Recession ‘more likely’ as key gauge misses expectations

*
UK construction sector propped up by commercial work as housebuilding slumps

*
Recession fears grow, interest rate bets decline after surprise slump

*
London markets gain as weak PMI readings point to lower interest rates peak

*
Construction sector grows despite rate rises dealing ‘hammer blow’ to housing

*
Slowdown in private sector growth ‘reignites recession worries’

*
