LONDON (Reuters) – Almost six out of 10 British companies plan to raise prices in the coming year due to rising cost pressures, a monthly survey by Lloyds, a bank, showed on Friday. Lloyds said its wider measure of business confidence was unchanged in April after a sharp fall in March following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “Overall confidence is above the long-term average, but it is still expected that growth will moderate over the coming months and many businesses will remain cautious as they face into these headwinds,” Lloyds Bank economist Hann-Ju Ho said. Some 58% of companies said they …