The organisation, which collected data from 5,600 businesses across the country, predicted growth for the three months to the end of June of between 0.6% and 0.7%.
However, serious concerns over sustained recovery remained, it warned.
It found that the service sector presented the biggest worry.
The BCC's members reported sluggish growth in retail and services, which account for around three quarters of the country's gross domestic product.
Another, more tangible problem was the rising cost of raw materials, cited by 80% of its manufacturing members as putting pressure on prices.
