Ulster Bank calls for swift formation of a Northern Ireland executive following to elections to deal with economic challenges
Retail and construction sectors worst hit, Ulster Bank survey finds
Ulster Bank survey indicates sharp fall in output, orders and employment
Due to Brexit and Stormont impasse North’s firms now ‘least optimistic in the UK’ – report
New orders slump and business activity falls for first time in three years
Firms hold off on new projects amid Brexit fears as ‘point of peak uncertainty’ reached
NI unemployment rate up from 3.5% at 4.3%, ahead of UK average for first time in a year
One factor driving up number of people out of work in the North has been a series of significant redundancies
However, weak pound continues to create inflationary problems for many firms
Private sector in North continued to grow in February, but at a much slower pace
Ulster Bank PMI survey finds lift in export orders and job creation in Northern Ireland
Growth slows in construction in the South while exports from the North are on the rise
Sterling’s poor performance against the Euro is being attributed with causing the jump
PMI survey shows buoyant order books and strongest export figures for 12 years
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