--CBI: Net -22% UK firms say Jun total orders above normal
--CBI: UK manufacturer price expectations lowest since Sep 2000
--CBI: Net -17% UK firms see avg prices up in next four months
--CBI: Net -29% UK firms say Jun export orders above normal
London, June 21 (BridgeNews) - U.K. manufacturers continue to struggle with below-normal order books and are increasingly pessimistic about their chances of increasing their prices, the Confederation of British Industry's June survey showed. Only 9% of manufacturers said they thought they would be able to put prices up over the next four months, while 26% said they would go down. The net price expectations balance, of -17%, was the lowest in the CBI survey since September 2000, and sharply down on the net -12% in May.