The Confederation of British Industry's measure of business sentiment dropped in the three months to October to -24% from -9% in the three months July
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Sentiment among British manufacturing companies fell at the fastest pace in two years ahead of finance minister Rachel Reeves' first budget next week, a survey showed on Thursday.
The Confederation of British Industry's measure of business sentiment dropped in the three months to October to -24% from -9% in the three months July.
Factories also reported easing cost pressures which rose at their slowest pace in four years.
(Reporting by Suban Abdulla Editing by William Schomberg)
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