Business confidence falling, CBI study shows

Date: 21/11/2011

Many enterprises may wish to think about purchasing revenue share numbers in a bid to boost their earnings.

This is because, according to research conducted by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), confidence is falling among business leaders due to the ongoing eurozone debt crisis.

Some 122 bosses were interviewed for the study and 70 per cent said their optimism has declined since the beginning of August.

While 28 per cent revealed they are revising their financial plans as a result, 59 per cent are looking to change their business strategy and 38 per cent are making alterations to workforce plans.

CBI director-general John Cridland said: "The survey shows that business confidence has been hit by the eurozone crisis and fears of a second banking crisis in 2012, so firms are revising their investment and employment plans."

Concerned companies could earn some extra revenue by purchasing 0844 numbers, as these mean they will earn money every time a client or customer gets in touch.