Recovery May Take Two Years

The UK will have to wait another one to two years for a full economic recovery, according to a survey of 406 professional services firms.

Some 92 per cent of the business owners and managers surveyed by insurer QBE expect at least 12 more months of low or negative growth. Nearly two-thirds (65 per cent) of all respondents think a full-blown recovery will take two years.

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