Tesco is due to unveil a sharp slowdown in third quarter like-for-like sales growth this week.
Sales growth in the third quarter is expected to have fallen four per cent since this time last year to between 1.1 per cent and two per cent - the retailer’s worst performance in 16 years.
Tesco’s figure will be set against a backdrop of better results from the rest of its top-four rivals.
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