UK Firms' Hiring Plans Hit Lowest Point Since 2020, Bank of England Reports
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UK Firms' Hiring Plans Hit Lowest Point Since 2020, Bank of England Reports

A recent Bank of England survey indicates that UK firms' hiring plans have reached their lowest level since 2020. This decline raises concerns about potential economic challenges and could lead to increased unemployment rates. The findings highlight the need for policymakers and businesses to address the changing economic landscape.

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