Jump in domestic orders ends two-year UK manufacturing dip
Output improves to 20-month high in March and rate of job losses slows
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Output improves to 20-month high in March and rate of job losses slows
Job vacancies in the UK manufacturing sector are at an almost two-year low, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data.
British manufacturers are continuing to see a rebound in activity in the second quarter of the year, easing fears that the sector could face a significant recession.
The return of international air travel after the lockdowns, with an increase in orders for new planes, is helping to lift some of the gloom hanging over Britain’s manufacturing industry.A net balance of 24 per cent of manufacturers reported a rise in their output over the past three months, accordin
Britain's main manufacturing trade body Make UK revised up its outlook for this year on Monday, per Reuters. The news also cites demand for aircraft a