Business energy costs up 25 per cent since February

James Murray
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Business energy costs up 25 per cent since February

Analysts warn high energy prices driven by the volatile gas market will 'continue to weigh on investment decisions'

Businesses have seen their energy costs rise by 25 per cent since February, as the Iran war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues to push up gas prices. That is according to the latest...

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