(MENAFN) As a result of the increased prices of supplies used in production process, the PMI of UK manufacturing dropped to 55.9 in September.
Companies' reports showed that the command is still stable in national and international markets, despite of the decrease of benefits in new orders, compared to the last month.
According to official data, the economy of the country grew slower than expected, ranking UK down on the G7 growth table.
And for the first time in 10 years, the Bank of England seems to be ready to increase the cost of borrowing.
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