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UK businesses have received some encouraging signals today, but the pressure on cashflow is far from over.Private-sector...
08/10/2026

UK businesses have received some encouraging signals today, but the pressure on cashflow is far from over.

Private-sector vacancies have returned to growth for the first time in more than two years and construction activity is showing tentative signs of stabilisation.

At the same time:

• Brent crude has moved above $104 a barrel
• UK borrowing costs remain elevated
• Housing activity is weakening
• Businesses remain cautious on spending and recruitment
• 71 new insolvency notices underline the need to keep customer risk under review

For businesses selling on credit, changing conditions can quickly affect payment behaviour.

CPA’s CreditCare reports and debtor monitoring can help identify emerging risks. Where invoices become overdue, our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides a professional and considerate route to securing payment while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read today’s full UK Business News briefing on the CPA website.

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

UK business news for 8 October 2026: oil tops $104, borrowing costs rise, UK hiring improves, construction stabilises and insolvency risks remain in focus.

UK businesses are still growing — but the pressure underneath the headline numbers is becoming harder to ignore.Today's ...
06/10/2026

UK businesses are still growing — but the pressure underneath the headline numbers is becoming harder to ignore.

Today's figures show:

• Nearly 80% of SMEs are under pressure to raise prices
• UK employers have now cut staffing for 24 consecutive months
• Mortgage rates have reached 6%
• Business input costs and selling prices are rising again
• 30 new insolvency notices feature in today's Insolvency Watch

For businesses selling on credit, rising costs do not just affect your own margins. They affect the customers responsible for paying your invoices too.

Strong credit control, effective customer monitoring and early action on overdue accounts become increasingly important when cashflow is tight.

CPA's Overdue Account Recovery Service helps businesses secure payment professionally and considerately while protecting valuable customer relationships.

Read today's full UK Business News briefing on the CPA website.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-6-october-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news today: SME costs rise, Britain’s jobs downturn deepens, mortgage rates hit 6%, markets rally and insolvency risks remain in focus.

UK SMEs begin the week with another reminder that cashflow pressure rarely comes from one direction at a time.Our bumper...
05/10/2026

UK SMEs begin the week with another reminder that cashflow pressure rarely comes from one direction at a time.

Our bumper business briefing covering 2–5 October includes:

• Diesel reaching £2 a litre
• Business inflation expectations rising to 3.3%
• Manufacturing continuing to grow, but with higher energy and transport costs
• SMEs calling for stronger action on late payment
• Continuing interest-rate uncertainty
• 180 insolvency notices across administrations, liquidations and winding-up petitions

For businesses selling on credit, rising costs at your customers can quickly become slower payments at your business.

CPA's CreditCare reports and debtor monitoring can help identify changing risk. And where invoices are already overdue, our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides professional, considerate support designed to secure payment while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read the full CPA Daily Business News briefing.

https://cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-5-october-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 5 October 2026: diesel hits £2, SME inflation pressure rises, Budget headroom falls, markets move and insolvency risk remains elevated.

October begins with UK businesses facing a challenging mix of weaker confidence, rising energy and fuel costs, expensive...
01/10/2026

October begins with UK businesses facing a challenging mix of weaker confidence, rising energy and fuel costs, expensive borrowing and increasingly cautious customers.

Today’s CPA Business News looks at:

• UK Q2 growth revised up to 0.5%
• Business confidence weakening
• Corporate lending growth slowing sharply
• Household energy bills forecast to approach £2,000
• Diesel reaching around £2 a litre
• Global bond yields climbing as Q4 begins
• The latest UK insolvency notices

For businesses that sell on credit, the start of a new month is also a useful moment to take stock.

Which invoices are still outstanding?
Which customers are taking longer to pay?
Which accounts need attention before a small delay becomes a larger problem?

CPA’s CreditCare services can help businesses monitor customer risk. Where invoices become overdue, our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides professional and considerate support focused on securing payment while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read today’s full UK Business News update on the CPA website:

https://cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-1-october-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 1 October 2026: confidence falls, energy and fuel costs rise, borrowing slows and markets enter Q4 under pressure.

It’s the last day of September. For businesses selling on credit, month-end is when the numbers become much more tangibl...
30/09/2026

It’s the last day of September.

For businesses selling on credit, month-end is when the numbers become much more tangible.

How much did you invoice this month?

How much actually arrived?

Which customers are paying later than usual?

And what unpaid debt is now following you into October?

Today’s UK business picture makes those questions particularly relevant. UK GDP growth has been revised up to 0.5% for Q2, but borrowing costs remain high, consumer borrowing has jumped, mortgage and housing activity is weakening and energy and fuel costs continue to put pressure on businesses and households. For SMEs, that can translate into tighter customer cashflow and changing payment behaviour.

Our latest UK Business News briefing looks at the economy, markets, insolvencies and what the final day of September could be telling you about your own credit risk. CPA’s CreditCare services can help businesses monitor changing customer risk. And where invoices have become overdue, our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides professional and considerate support focused on securing payment while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read the full briefing on the CPA website: cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-30-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 30 September 2026: stronger GDP, rising borrowing costs, household debt, housing pressure, energy markets, global markets and insolvencies.

Record diesel prices. Borrowing costs near multi-decade highs. Oil above $100 a barrel.For UK SMEs, today’s business new...
29/09/2026

Record diesel prices. Borrowing costs near multi-decade highs. Oil above $100 a barrel.

For UK SMEs, today’s business news is increasingly about what happens when several cost pressures arrive at once. There are some more encouraging signs.

Shop-price inflation eased in September, revised employment data paints a stronger post-Covid picture, housebuilders have received a boost from the new first-time-buyer scheme and Rolls-Royce is investing £300m in UK manufacturing.

But for businesses selling on credit, protecting cashflow remains essential.

Today’s CPA Business News looks at:

• Record UK diesel prices and rising transport costs

• Borrowing costs and the interest-rate outlook

• UK investment, housing and employment

• Global markets and oil prices

• 42 new insolvency notices

• What changing conditions mean for customer credit risk

CPA’s CreditCare services can help businesses monitor changing customer risk, while our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides professional, considerate support when invoices become overdue, with the aim of securing payment while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read the full briefing on the CPA website.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-29-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 29 September 2026: record diesel prices, high borrowing costs, inflation risks, markets, investment and the latest insolvency notices.

UK businesses are starting the week with another squeeze on cashflow.Oil is back above $108 a barrel, shipping costs on ...
28/09/2026

UK businesses are starting the week with another squeeze on cashflow.

Oil is back above $108 a barrel, shipping costs on key Asian-European routes have surged, interest-rate risk is increasing and the CBI says private-sector activity remains weak.

For businesses selling on credit, another development is particularly important: the Insolvency Service is stepping up its response to abusive phoenixing, where liabilities can be left behind while trading activity reappears through another company.

Today's CPA Business News looks at:

• rising energy and freight costs
• renewed Bank of England rate risk
• weak business activity and Budget uncertainty
• record household energy debt
• the Insolvency Service's phoenixing crackdown
• today's administrations, liquidations and winding-up petitions

When customers are under pressure, good credit control starts before an invoice becomes a bad debt.

CPA's CreditCare credit reports and debtor monitoring can help identify changing risk. Where invoices are already overdue, our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides a professional and considerate route to securing payment while protecting valuable customer relationships.

Read the full update on the CPA website.

https://cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-28-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 28 September 2026: energy and shipping costs rise, rate risks increase, business activity weakens and insolvency enforcement intensifies.

Rising energy prices are putting interest rates, inflation and business costs back at the centre of the SME outlook.Toda...
25/09/2026

Rising energy prices are putting interest rates, inflation and business costs back at the centre of the SME outlook.

Today’s UK Business News briefing looks at:

• The growing possibility of another Bank of England rate rise
• Retailers’ warnings over energy, employment and business-rate costs
• Consumer confidence improving to -13, but caution over major purchases returning
• Oil prices easing as the US and Iran discuss the Strait of Hormuz
• 97 companies appearing across today’s administration, liquidation and winding-up petition notices

For businesses selling on credit, rising costs do not just affect your own margins. They can affect how quickly customers pay you.

CPA helps businesses monitor customer risk through CreditCare and, when invoices become overdue, provides a professional and considerate Overdue Account Recovery Service designed to secure payment while protecting valuable customer relationships.

Read the full UK Business News update on the CPA website.

cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-25-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news today: energy prices raise interest-rate risks, retailers warn on costs, consumer confidence improves and insolvency pressures remain visible.

UK businesses are still growing, but today’s figures show why protecting cashflow remains essential.September’s UK compo...
24/09/2026

UK businesses are still growing, but today’s figures show why protecting cashflow remains essential.

September’s UK composite PMI fell to 51.7, while businesses reported accelerating energy, fuel and raw-material costs.

At the same time:

• Brent crude is above $105
• Consumer confidence has fallen to -34
• Global borrowing costs remain elevated
• The OECD expects UK growth of just 1% in 2027
• Today’s insolvency notices include 28 administrations, liquidations and winding-up petitions

For businesses selling on credit, rising costs do not just affect your own margins. They can change the payment behaviour and financial strength of your customers too.

CPA’s CreditCare services can help monitor changing customer risk, while our Overdue Account Recovery Service provides a professional and considerate route to recovering overdue invoices while preserving valuable customer relationships.

Read today’s full UK Business News briefing on the CPA website.

https://cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-24-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news for 24 September 2026: slower growth, rising energy costs, borrowing pressures, global markets and the latest UK insolvencies.

UK businesses are getting another reminder that cost pressure and credit risk are closely connected.Today’s developments...
23/09/2026

UK businesses are getting another reminder that cost pressure and credit risk are closely connected.

Today’s developments include:

• UK borrowing of £18.3bn in August, above the OBR forecast
• Ineos halting production at three Hull chemical plants amid high energy costs
• Fast-growing companies saying recruitment costs are restricting expansion
• Continued uncertainty around tax and business costs
• 28 new insolvency notices across administrations, liquidations and winding-up petitions

For businesses selling goods or services on credit, the important question is what these pressures are doing to customers’ ability to pay.

CPA helps businesses monitor customer risk through CreditCare and strengthen their credit-control processes.

And where invoices become overdue, CPA’s Overdue Account Recovery Service provides a professional and considerate route to securing payment while protecting valuable customer relationships.

Read today’s full UK Business News briefing on the CPA website.

https://cpa.co.uk/uk-business-news-today-23-september-2026-economy-markets-insolvencies/

UK business news today: borrowing rises, energy costs hit industry, hiring remains difficult and insolvency notices underline growing SME credit risk.

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