Sharp fall in confidence amongst business leaders
22 November 2011
The continuing Eurozone crisis has caused a sharp fall in confidence among senior business leaders according to Ipsos MORI research for the CBI.

The Economy And The Euro
4 January 2002
The September 11 attacks in the USA were followed by a dramatic slump in economic confidence in Britain. MORI's Economic Optimism Index (EOI) at the end of September hit -56, its lowest point since the early 1980s, exacerbating an already precarious situation. (The August figure, -31, was already the lowest since November 1998).

The State Of The Economy
19 April 2002
When terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on 11 September, economic optimism in Britain fell sharply: the MORI Economic Optimism Index (EOI) in our late-September poll for The Times hit -56, its lowest level for more than twenty years. It is perhaps surprising that barely half a year later all discussion of this year's budget should be concerned with the popularity of its taxation measures and not with its macroeconomic effects.

Twelve shades of economic pessimism
19 December 2012
Ben Marshall reviews twelve months worth of Ipsos MORI’s polling on the state of the economy.

UK business leaders pessimistic on economy
8 January 2012
The majority of top British business leaders are pessimistic about the future of the country’s economy, according to Ipsos MORI’s Captains of Industry survey.