Comment: UK retailers unruffled by planned austerity measures
By: Petah Marian | 7 October 2010
With the UK Treasury set to release its planned spending cuts on 20 October, industry watchers have been focused on how the UK's largest grocery retailers see consumer sentiment in the face of the upcoming "austerity measures".
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With the UK Treasury set to release its planned spending cuts on 20 October, industry watchers have been focused on how the UK's largest grocery retailers see consumer sentiment in the face of the upcoming "austerity measures".
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