UK inflation: ‘Light at the end of the tunnel shines brighter’, but still some way to go
CPI fell to 7.9% in June, but some commentators still expect a 50bps rate rise in August
CPI fell to 7.9% in June, but some commentators still expect a 50bps rate rise in August
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Key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 17 April
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Forecasters had predicted CPI to slow to 9.9%
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Latest figures throw ‘food for hawks and doves alike’
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Market watchers split on what declining inflation will mean for future rate rises
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‘Inflation still isn’t fully handled, and it’s easy for markets to get carried away’ warns one analyst
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Two committee members backed no change, while one favoured a 75bps rise
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Falling motor fuel prices took the largest bite out of the November inflation figures
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As industry commentators look ahead to the Autumn Statement
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With industry commentators split on what this means for future Fed hikes
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Rising food prices drove CPI back to July’s record 10.1% as industry commentators ponder the BoE’s next rate rise
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Drop marks the first decline since September 2021
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