Hospitality: the costs that reach cafés, restaurants, pubs and hotels
The input costs the engine links to hospitality, what it is seeing now, and how its calls have scored.
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This page covers cafés, restaurants, pubs, takeaways, caterers and hotels: UK SIC 2007 divisions 55 (accommodation) and 56 (food and beverage service activities). Source: Office for National Statistics: UK Standard Industrial Classification of economic activities (UK SIC 2007).
Inputs the engine links to hospitality
The engine records which lines of business consume each input it tracks, by UK SIC code. These are the inputs it links to the SIC codes in this industry. It is an industry-level inference, not a claim about any one business.
- Coffee beans (SIC 56102, 56103, 56302, 55100)
- Milk & dairy (SIC 56101, 56102)
- Food ingredients (SIC 56101, 56102, 56290)
Costs most businesses share
These apply to any business that uses power, employs staff or borrows:
- Energy costs: the electricity and gas a business buys to run its premises, machinery, heating and refrigeration
- Wage costs: pay and the costs that come with it: minimum and living wage rates, employer taxes on pay, and market pay growth
- Interest rates and borrowing costs: what a business pays to borrow: overdrafts, loans, asset finance and the central-bank rates they are priced from
What the engine is tracking now
On hospitality inputs
On the costs most businesses share
- Ex-Barclays traders jailed for rigging interest rates have convictions quashed UK
- CalPERS mulls expansion of private credit exposure to energy transition UK
- Federal Reserve Board announces approval of application by Isabella Bank Corporation US
- SINTANA ENERGY INC.: PEL90 Participating Interest Exchange with Chevron UK
- Shell backs $23 billion LNG Canada expansion in boost to Carney's ‘energy superpower’ push - CNBC US
- 'Take or pay': AI companies are taking a risky page from the energy sector's playbook - CNBC US
How the engine's calls on these inputs have scored
Every cost call is dated when it is published and graded against a published benchmark series once its period ends. No hit rate is shown for fewer than 30 graded calls. How calls are graded.
- Coffee beans: Not enough graded calls yet: 0 graded so far, 2 pending.
- Milk & dairy: Not enough graded calls yet: 0 graded so far, 1 pending.
- Food ingredients: Not enough graded calls yet: 0 graded so far, 8 pending.
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