The UK’s annual inflation rate held at 3.8% in August, according to the latest Consumer Prices Index data from the Office for National Statistics. This figure stands unchanged from July
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Inflation in the United Kingdom has unexpectedly risen to 3.6 per cent, marking its highest level in over a year, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics
British employers are preparing to increase consumer prices to offset higher payroll taxes, triggering concerns about sustained inflation pressures, according to a recent S&P Global business sentiment survey. The research
British inflation decelerated to 3.4 percent in May, marginally missing economists’ expectations of 3.3 percent, as declining transport costs and petrol prices helped offset rising food inflation. The Office for
US inflation fell unexpectedly in April, coinciding with President Trump’s announcement of significant reductions in tariffs, marking what he described as “liberation day.” The annual rate of price growth dropped
Major delivery companies have issued stark warnings about the potential consequences of closing a tax loophole that currently allows Chinese e-commerce giants to ship low-value goods to Britain without customs
The rate of consumer price inflation in the UK has fallen unexpectedly, dropping from 3 per cent to 2.8 per cent in February. This adjustment is primarily attributed to a
The United States witnessed an unexpected uptick in inflation during January, challenging former President Donald Trump’s recent campaign promises to swiftly reduce prices. Consumer price index figures revealed a 3%
British retail prices experienced a notable decline this month, driven by substantial discounting in furniture and fashion sectors, though the overall rate of price decreases has begun to moderate. Shop
Household essentials, including food and beverages, might see price hikes of up to 20% in 2025 amid ongoing global supply chain challenges, according to industry experts. The Chartered Institute of
British retailers are bracing for inevitable price increases following the Chancellor’s recent budget announcement, with the sector facing a staggering £7 billion in additional costs next year. The British Retail
