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Our panel is comprised of Financial Officers operating in a broad range of industries, designed to be representative of the population of UK businesses

Joined February 2020
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CEOs and CFOs predict WFH is here to stay. Data from a top quality survey: 2,274 managers were polled, over 90% are CEOs or CFOs. The survey is run by the Bank of England, UK and US universities. It was founded in 2016 and funded by the @ESRC independent research foundation. It samples firms balanced by size, age, industry and region. Recently, it asked about WFH practices 5 years ago, today, and 5 years from now. Company leaders report WFH has stabilized, with predicted 2028 levels the same as 2023 levels. So the RTO debate should end. There is no RTO and leaders confirm this. Yes some firms are going back. But yes others are leaving the office. The data say these two groups are *balanced*. To find the truth focus on data not anecdotes :-) FT Piece: on.ft.com/3SMzpH4 Article: lnkd.in/gEACbE7p
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New data released!!! #uncertainty #economics #covid19 #Brexit #ukraine #recruitment #inflation decisionmakerpanel.co.uk/dat… reported that their output prices rose by an average annual rate of 7.1% in the three months to October; the rate fell 0.3 percentage points from September.
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The Monetary Policy Committee voted by a majority of 6-3 to raise #BankRate to 5.25%. Find out more in our #MonetaryPolicyReport: b-o-e.uk/MPR-Aug2023
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Inflation is falling. That’s good news. We now need to ensure it falls all the way back to our 2% target and stays there. That’s why we’ve raised rates to 5.25% today. Andrew Bailey sets out more on the interest rate decision below.
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(4/5) Average borrowing rates (on both bank and non-bank borrowing) have increased by 1.3pp since the end of 2021. Firms expect a further 1pp increase in the year ahead, on average.
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(5/5) Firms expect changes in interest rates to lower their investment by 8.4% and employment by 2.3% in the year ahead.
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