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1%, UK investment remains weak by international standards, job vacancies have declined for 34 consecutive months, mortgage rates are moving higher and European gas prices are close to three-year highs.

Meanwhile, Brent crude is approaching $100 a barrel and copper has reached a new record.

For businesses that sell on credit, these pressures matter because rising costs rarely stay isolated. They work through supply chains, weaken customer cashflow and can eventually show up as slower payment.

Today’s CPA Daily Business News looks at:

Tax and Budget uncertainty
UK investment weakness
Employment and retail conditions
Higher mortgage and borrowing costs
Energy and commodity inflation
Global markets
Today’s insolvency notices

Strong credit control becomes even more important when customers are under pressure.

CPA helps businesses protect cashflow, improve payment performance and recover overdue accounts while preserving customer relationships.

Read the full briefing today.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-8-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

#SMEs #Cashflow #LatePayment #Insolvency #UKBusiness #CreditManagement #BusinessCosts #EnergyPrices #Investment #InterestRates

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