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UK inflation falls to 2.3%
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According to recent reports, inflation has experienced a significant decline over the past month, reaching its lowest level in nearly three years. The annual increase in consumer prices fell to 2.3% in April. This rate is also slightly less than economists expected and marks the lowest reading since July 2021. Additionally, food inflation slowed down to 2.9%, from 4% previously. The drop in consumer prices has led markets to trim their predictions of a 0.25 percentage point interest rate cut by the Bank of England.
Bank of England
- Bank of England cuts interest rate from 16-year high
- UK economy emerges from recession with strongest growth in two years
- UK economy contracts in Q4, officially enters recession
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perspectives
- 1.Inflation
- 2.British Politics
- 3.UK under Rishi Sunak
- 4.Central Bank
- 5.British Economy
- 6.UK under Liz Truss
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organizations
- 1.Bank of England
- 2.Office for National Statistics
- 3.KPMG
- 4.Multi-Party Charter
- 5.National Institute for Economic and Social Research