Update from British Chambers of Commerce
BCC welcomes Future of Banking Commission's reform proposals
Commenting on the Future of Banking Commission's report
Modest manufacturing upturn must be supported
Commenting on the manufacturing output figures for April 2010
Business needs a prolonged period of low interest rates
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) threw its full support behind the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to maintain interest rates at 0.5% today.
Improvement in export volumes must be nurtured
Commenting on the April trade figures published today by the ONS
MPC must persevere with low interest rates, says British Chambers of Commerce
Commenting on the choices facing the Monetary Policy Committee at its June meeting next Thursday
Cable right to keep pressure up on banks
Commenting on Vince Cable’s first major speech as Business Secretary today
Positive signs from government on reducing burden of red tape
Commenting on the first phase of the new government’s “action plan to bring an end to the excessive regulation that is stifling business growth” announced today
BCC Economic Forecast: UK’s recovery underway but eurozone crisis poses significant risk
British Chambers of Commerce – June 2010 Economic Forecast
Prime Minister is right to focus on rebalancing economy in favour of business
Commenting on David Cameron’s first major speech as Prime Minister
Prime Minister is right to focus on rebalancing economy in favour of business
Commenting on David Cameron’s first major speech as Prime Minister
BCC reaction to the Queen’s Speech
Commenting on the Bills announced in the Queen’s Speech today
GDP improvement helps the government persevere with deficit-cutting plan
Commenting on the revised GDP figures for the first quarter of 2010
BCC reaction to £6.2 billion of spending cuts
The Chancellor and Chief Secretary to the Treasury have today announced around £6.2 billion of spending cuts this year
Cost of red tape on British business rises to £88.3 billion
“Tuesday’s Queen’s speech is the perfect opportunity for the new government to prove its commitment to job creation and a better business environment”, according to the British Chambers of Commerce’s Director General, David Frost.
Positive economic data provides platform to encourage business-led recovery
Commenting on the public finance figures published today by the ONS
BCC reaction to the coalition’s programme for government
Commenting on the business elements in the coalition’s programme for government
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