Quarterly Economic Surveys
The British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) is the largest and most representative independent business survey of its kind in the UK.
Questions cover a wide range of issues such as domestic sales and orders, export sales and order, hiring intentions, investment intentions, recruitment difficulties, cash flow, confidence and price pressures.
The survey is used by policymakers in the Treasury and Bank of England, as well as by the media.
The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee is clear that they pay particular attention to the QES and meetings with British Chambers of Commerce,
in their deliberations and decisions.
TotalQ increases community investments
PROPOSED BAN ON UPWARDS-ONLY RENT REVIEW CLAUSES: A SIGNIFICANT TURNING POINT FOR UK COMMERCIAL LEASING
Stable joins the Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes Chamber of Commerce with great offer to members
Rise in inflation dampens hope of further interest rate cuts this year
