Improved private sector administrative conditions in January have been improved as a school repayment after the COVID-19 epidemic, depending on the latest purchase of the stencil bank (PMI).
Despite an increase in fuel prices, PMI has been sent from 51.5 to 51.5 to 51.5 days from June 51, 2016 to a set of average sets in June 2016.
The result of the sixth month has increased in January, with larger operations, repayment schools and higher orders. 5 spacious sections such as agriculture, industry, construction, wholesaler and retailers and services have increased commercial operations in early early this year.
Ronald Muyanja, Banco Stanbic’s Trade Manager, Ronald Muyanja also has increased employment and purchases, but inflation pressures are often related to higher fuel costs.
He explained that the increase in workloads encouraged companies to hire additional employees in early early years. Employment has increased for the last two months and expands the number of employees employed by about 7% of respondents in January.
The level of staff has increased agriculture, construction and services, but has fallen from industry, wholesale and retail sales.
It also increases the total number of new orders in the sixth consecutive month and, when the new overseas business returned to growth after declining, construction was the only sector that reduces the new order.
The increase in the new order showed a sign of capacity pressure grant on the company and encouraged to increase the level of employees and expand its purchase activities. In turn, purchase purchases have also helped to improve the delivery time of the supplier.
Respondents were largely reported at high fuel costs for the month, contributing to the increase in the purchase price and acquire profits in the price of global inputs. The cost of raw materials and employees has increased.
As the cost of inputs increases, the company has been invoiced for five months to increase their selling prices and operate on January 5, accordingly. In the future, Muyanja knew the Optima Corporation for the activities of Ugandan enterprises, thanks to Ugandan companies and a positive expectation of the epidemic situation and the new orders of Uganda. According to the survey, respondents predicted the increase in returns greater than 89% of respondents.
