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According to a survey released by the Association of Corporate Directors (IoD) on Friday, as Britain's political crisis intensifies, the country's corporate outlook on the economy has become more pessimistic, contrary to an improvement in confidence earlier this year.
According to the survey conducted by IoD, business confidence in the economy fell to minus 28% between May 22 and June 5, down from minus 19% in April, and for the first time since the beginning of 2019.
During an interview with 893 companies in the survey, British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation on May 24.
Later, both successor prime ministers said they were prepared to lead Britain to withdraw from Europe without agreement if necessary.
"Dealing with political uncertainties is something that a company must face, but in recent years it has risen to the extreme." Tej Parikh, chief economist at IoD, said.
"Given the ambiguity of how Britain will withdraw from Europe and the reorganization of key government personnel, many enterprises are hesitant to invest in human resources, operations and technology, which undermines UK productivity growth.
The confidence index of IoD comes from the difference between the number of enterprises with confidence and pessimistic views on economic prospects.


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