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Expectation for average UK inflation over the next five years is 3.8 per cent
Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill tells Financial Times the central bank can not afford to ease off tight monetary policy
Resolution Foundation’s findings lay bare parlous state of living standards underlying Autumn Statement
So how can you continue to enjoy the luxuries life has to offer?
Andrew Bailey says investors are underestimating the ‘potential persistence’ of price growth
Interest payments on ‘linkers’ to hit £92bn over the next 5 years
Andrew Bailey says it is far too early to be talking about loosening monetary policy
Chancellor seeks to make room in finances for tax cuts after inflation fell to 4.6% in October
Building society warns customers under pressure though defaults lower than expected
Did price-gouging really contribute meaningfully to inflation?
Bigger than expected fall allows Rishi Sunak to say he has met pledge to halve rate of price rises
Slower price growth is welcomed by analysts but they warn it is unlikely to equate to a feelgood factor for consumers
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
The pound still looks vulnerable
Tory officials hope Wednesday’s price data and buoyant tax receipts brighten outlook for Autumn statement
Central bank governor says monetary policy needs to remain restrictive for an extended period of time
Kantar’s figures suggest official statistics will be lower when published next week
ONS data appears to back Bank of England’s view that ‘greedflation’ has not been behind higher consumer prices
Bank of England has painted gloomy picture of weakening economy
British Retail Consortium says declining cost of homegrown food behind improvement
Officials confronted with signs of sputtering UK economic growth alongside stubborn price rises
Survey for October registers biggest month-on-month drop since March 2020
Central bank is grappling with persistent rising prices, sluggish growth and conflicting economic data
Persistent price growth adds to pressure on Bank of England to hold interest rates at elevated levels for extended period
Respondents to PwC annual lawyers’ survey say costs are growing faster than fee income
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