Hopes of 2022 inflation climbdown ‘dead’ as UK CPI hits 40-year high
‘Public has been spared double-digit inflation for now, but it’s just around the corner’
Consumer Price Inflation
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Does 40-year high inflation mean more rate hikes or fewer?
Bank of England has turned up the dial at its last three meetings
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Oisin O’Leary: A tale of two deficits
When it comes to its financing, the UK continues to be reliant on the ‘kindness of strangers’
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UK inflation soars past Bank of England’s 2% target in May
UK CPI hits 2.1% last month, beating expectations of a 1.8% rise
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UK pours cold water on higher inflation narrative as CPI tumbles to 0.4%
‘The inflation genie isn’t out of the bottle just yet’
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BoE will not be swayed by ‘benign’ inflation data
Inflation ticks above central bank’s 2% target for first time this year
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BoE likely to hike sooner with inflation at 3%
Consumer price index (CPI) inflation remained at 3% in January, defying the consensus view that it would marginally dip to 2.9%.
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UK CPI continues decline falling to 15 in May
According to the Office of National Statistics consumer inflation fell in the year to May to 1.5%, down from 1.8% in April.
