UK corporates are in a buoyant mood
Corporate confidence has risen sharply following the UK general election, according to a new Deloitte survey.
Corporate confidence has risen sharply following the UK general election, according to a new Deloitte survey.
CFOs foresee better times ahead, but based on their defensive balance sheet stance, not yet.
This quiz, from Deloitte’s Chief Economist in the UK, offers an eclectic test of knowledge about business, economics and finance.
The burst of business optimism back in the Spring is fading under the weight of the UK’s unexpectedly high inflation figures and a sharp rise in interest rate expectations.
Good news in the form of low unemployment and better wage growth has translated into bad news in the form of higher interest rates.
On balance, AI seems likely to do what technology has always done – to reshape work, replace some jobs, create many more and raise productivity.
Test your knowledge of business and economics with a 12-question Christmas quiz.
The latest Deloitte survey of Chief Financial Officers, released today, finds that a 12-year period of easy credit conditions is drawing to an end. CFOs are rating credit as being more costly than at any time since 2010.
Europe’s biggest economy by far has a particular sensitivity to soaring energy costs and slowing global demand. Recession cannot be discounted.
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