Creating an environment for business growth

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Issue No. 234
10th July 2024

Creating an environment for business growth

Manufacturers reported that output volumes were broadly unchanged in the three months to June, after rising for the first time in a year and a half in the quarter to May, according to the CBI’s latest Industrial Trends Survey. And where there is growth, it has been concentrated in a relatively small number of manufacturing sub-sectors. The CBI is calling on the new government to have a credible plan to deliver sustainable growth. In particular, it says now is the time to focus on long-term solutions to tackle poor productivity and create an environment for business investment to accelerate.

With best regards

Mark Simms, Editor
editor@machinebuilding.net

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