UK supermarket shares squeezed by profit fears

The UK’s biggest supermarkets were under stock market pressure today after warnings that profits could be hit by a consumer squeeze and soaring food costs.

The UK’s biggest supermarkets were under stock market pressure today after warnings that profits could be hit by a consumer squeeze and soaring food costs.

Supermarkets face falling sales and lower margins in a tougher “near stagflationary” environment which could lead to irrational competition for market share, according to investment bank Goldman Sachs.

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