But sentiment over future prospects is at its lowest since early 2013, while softening new orders leave the economy facing a potentially tricky period, according to Markit's chief economist Chris Williamson, who said "cracks continue to appear in the country's resilience".
The company said: Macroeconomic conditions have deteriorated in recent weeks and some softening in order books is now evident, particularly regarding European automotive and industrial markets.
The company warned shareholders this morning that: Macroeconomic conditions have deteriorated in recent weeks, and some softening in order books is now evident, particularly regarding European automotive and industrial markets.
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She added: "However, this is just another straw on the back of a sector already grappling with the struggling oil and gas sector, softening domestic demand and weak order outlook from other parts of the world, all of which are failing to provide any counterbalance to the political uncertainty at home".
The company needed to conserve cash in order to offset softening demand, a weak pricing environment for steel and increased fuel prices.
