UK companies should brace themselves for "a bumpy recovery", despite a fall in the number of profit warnings in the final quarter of 2009, a report says.
Accountancy company Ernst and Young says only 50 companies issued profit warnings in the fourth quarter, the lowest level in six years.
The firm said the economy had picked up quicker than expected but "2010 is when we start paying [for the recovery]".
Figures due out Tuesday are expected to show Britain has exited recession.
Experts predict the data will show the UK economy grew at about 0.4% in the three months to December 2009.
In January of last year the UK entered recession for the first time since 1991, after experiencing two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth.
It is one of the last major economies still in recession, with the French and German economies exiting recession last summer. - BBC
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