the bank of england has already warned of a sharp economic slowdown, as a result of rising inflation. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. at chesham market in buckinghamshire, danny wadmore is hoping the upcoming jubilee celebrations will give sales a lift. the bunting is going up, in more ways than one. every day he talks to his wholesaler and gets the same message everything s going up. everything s gone up. everything. everything i sell s gone up in price, everything. so give us an example. what about these dog beds, for example? that dog bed there, i was selling for 19.99 at christmas. it s now 29.99. with their own wages not keeping up with prices, customers aren t spending like they used to. this market survived the internet and the pandemic, but in the last six months, with pricesjumping and business down an estimated 30%, nearly half the traders have walked away. the cost of living s gone up everywhere.
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andy verity reports. at cheshire market in buckinghamshire, danny is hoping the upcoming jubilee celebrations will give sales a lift. the bunting s going up in more ways than one. every day he talks to his wholesaler and gets the same message. everything has gone up, everything. everything i sell has gone up in price, everything. give us an example. what about these dog beds, for example? that dog bed there, i was selling it for 19.99 at christmas. it s now 29.99. with their own wages not keeping up with prices, customers are not spending like they used to. this market survived the internet and the pandemic, but in the last six months, with pricesjumping and business down an estimated 30%, nearly half the traders have walked away. the cost of living has gone up everywhere, all these people are self employed, they have obviously got to earn a living and their stock has gone up like my stock has gone up, and i think people are having it hard. even in a relatively prosperous commuter town
but they are under huge pressure to do more. the uk economy shrank by 0.1% in march, as households began to feel the impact of rising prices and cut back on spending. the office for national statistics says although the economy grew by 0.8% in the first three months of the year, growth stalled in february, and the latest figures show the cost of living is beginning to bite. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. at chesham market in buckinghamshire, danny is hoping the upcoming jubilee celebrations will give sales a lift. the bunting s going up in more ways than one. every day he talks to his wholesaler and gets the same message. everything has gone up, everything. everything i sell has gone up in price, everything. give us an example. what about these dog beds, for example? that dog bed there, i was selling it for 19.99 at christmas. it s now 29.99.
have not use this opportunity to sort of show us all are precisely with the communications were between number ten if there were any appointments commission and the security service. i should say though that the government minister said that he is a man of good standing, no complaint has been made about him and he was vocal in his criticism of the putin regime. the uk economy shrank the uk economy shrank by 0.1% in march, as households began to feel the impact of rising prices and cut back on spending. the office for national statistics says although the economy grew by 0.8% in the first three months of the year, growth stalled in february and the latest figures show the cost of living is beginning to bite . 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. a cheshire market in buckinghamshire, danny is hoping the upcoming jubilee celebrations will give sales a lift. the bunting s going up in more ways than one. every day he talks to his wholesaler and gets the same message.