Home
Storia in 1 fonti
British firms shrug off US tariffs, BoE survey shows
LONDON (Reuters) -Few British businesses expect to be directly affected by recent changes in U.S. trade policy, with only 12% naming it as one of their top three sources of uncertainty, a Bank of England survey showed on Thursday. The BoE said 70% of businesses surveyed in May expected that U.S. tariffs would have no impact on their sales, prices or investment plans. Twenty-two percent expected sales to fall over the year ahead, 20% said they would invest less, 15% expected to lower prices and 7% expected to raise prices, the BoE said.
Raccontata da
finance.yahoo.com
- ·
German factory orders rose even after US tariff announcement
(Bloomberg) -- German factory orders kept rising after President Donald Trump’s announcement of US reciprocal tariffs, defying expectations for a setback. Most Read from…
- ·
China warns BYD, rivals to self-regulate on price war woes
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese officials summoned the heads of major electric vehicle makers, including BYD Co., to Beijing earlier this week to address concerns about the long-running…
- ·
British firms shrug off US tariffs, BoE survey shows
LONDON (Reuters) -Few British businesses expect to be directly affected by recent changes in U.S. trade policy, with only 12% naming it as one of their top three sources of…