
Sterling Falls
New concerns for the recovery of the ecomomy grows further as Sterling fell one cent against the dollar, following news that British Manufacturing’s growth rate had been the slowest for 24 months.
Due to the lack of demand for domestic goods this meant that and the lack of orders for goods and the manufacturing of goods plummeted. Small manufacturing companies and consumer product suppliers were affected the most, according to a survey by Markit Economics and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply.