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Anglian Commercial Finance is a one stop shop for the financial activity of your business.

We specialise in responding to the needs of small to medium sized businesses.

We can help you protect and grow your business using our individually tailored financial services to suit your particular needs, cost effectively and efficiently.


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ACF works with you to understand your business and your customer expectations.





Anglian Commercial Finance is the trading arm of Nationwide Debt Solutions Limited registered in England No3895407

Created and Maintained by Aztech Business Systems Ltd.

SERVICES SECTORThe CIPS/Markit services purchasing managers index dropped to 54.5 in January, from 56.8 in December. Analysts had forecast a reading of 56.5. Any figure over 50 indicates that activity is rising.

RETIAL SALES The CBI gauge of high street sales fell to minus 8 during January, their sharpest annual pace in five months, from minus 13 in December. Analysts had forecast a reading of plus 8: retailers themselves had expected a balance of minus 2.

. INFLATION The consumer prices index (CPI), the Bank of Englands target inflation measure, rose to 2.9% in December, from 1.9% in November. The retail prices index, which includes housing costs, rose to 2.4%, from 0.3% in November. Core CPI, which excludes food, energy, tabacco and alcohol, rose by 2.8% on the year- its fastest pace of growth since records began in January 1997.

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT Offical data showed that industrial and manufacturing output were flat during October, confounding analysts expectations for a 0.4% rise. Output rose by 1.3% in September

INDUSTRIAL TRENDS The CBI monthly survey of factories indicated that 7% more manufacturers expected output to fall rather than rise in the next three months, the highest number since July

BUSINESS INVESTMENT Preliminary data showed that business investment fell by 3% between July and September, compared with the previous three months. Investment was 21.7% lower at £28.393 billion from a year ago