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UK: Slower service sector growth amid renewed decline in new orders
November data highlighted a slowdown in business activity growth across the UK service economy amid weakening demand conditions and fragile client confidence. Moreover, reduced volumes of new work and elevated margin pressures contributed to the fastest decline in employment since February. At 51.3 in November, the headline seasonally adjusted S&P Global UK Services PMI Business Activity Index eased from 52.3 in October and signalled only a marginal expansion of service sector output. The index was up from the earlier 'flash' figure in November (50.5) and has posted above the neutral 50.0 value in each month ... (full story)
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