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Friday, 1 May 2015
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
Savings At Argos
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Wednesday, 27 May 2009
ONS And CBI See Fall In Business Services Output
Services output seasonally adjusted chained volume of gross value added index fell by 1.2% quarter-on-quarter to 113.3 and follows a fall of 1.3% on the previous three months according to Office for National Statistics latest Index of Services figures. The most significant fall in both quarter-on-quarter and in month-on-month figures was in business services and finance. Distribution fell 0.2% in the quarter to March compared to the quarter to December. It is the 9th consecutive monthly fall, driven mainly by wholesale, motor trades also decreased and retail increased. Hotels and restaurants fell by 5.1% over same period. There were also significant decreases in bars and restaurants. Transport, storage and communications fell by 2.3%. Business services and finance fell 2.2% to 121.7 in the quarter to March on the quarter to December and fell 0.4% between February and March. Government services increased by 0.7% in the quarter to March with the most significant increases in health and social work.
The Confederation of British Industry released its quarterly Services Sector Survey results today. It shows the service sector is still is deep recession. There are some signs of confidence returning. Consumer services fell at their fastest rate since November 2001. The rise in prices made the fall in business values look less marked. Business and professional services values fell faster than volumes due to record deflation in prices. Rates of decline are expected to slow down in both consumer services and business and professional services over the next three months. Employment is continuing to fall in both sectors. Profitability also fell but at a slower rate than the record falls of the previous quarter. Business and professional services show a similar pattern. A steep downward trend continues in telecomms and computing and transport of goods and post. Marketing services also show a continued downward trend in business values and volumes but much less marked. Confidence and profitability have both fallen. There are some signs that the decline is begining to slow.
The Confederation of British Industry released its quarterly Services Sector Survey results today. It shows the service sector is still is deep recession. There are some signs of confidence returning. Consumer services fell at their fastest rate since November 2001. The rise in prices made the fall in business values look less marked. Business and professional services values fell faster than volumes due to record deflation in prices. Rates of decline are expected to slow down in both consumer services and business and professional services over the next three months. Employment is continuing to fall in both sectors. Profitability also fell but at a slower rate than the record falls of the previous quarter. Business and professional services show a similar pattern. A steep downward trend continues in telecomms and computing and transport of goods and post. Marketing services also show a continued downward trend in business values and volumes but much less marked. Confidence and profitability have both fallen. There are some signs that the decline is begining to slow.
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