LONDON (MarketWatch)
Service activity in the U.K. expanded at the sharpest
rate since December 2006 in August, according to Markit/CIPS's services
purchasing managers' index for the country
The index rose
to 60.5 in August, improving from July's 60.2 and beating expectations of a 59.8
reading
The details of the report showed the growth was largely supported by a
rise in new businesses, with many reports of an increase in market confidence
Growth for new businesses has been recorded for eight straight months and the
rise in August marked the sharpest increase in over 16 years
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