inflation than in the autumn when it was up 39% compared to prices before the invasion of ukraine. the sales manager cannot see prices dropping soon. fist manager cannot see prices dropping soon. ., ., ., , soon. at the moment we do not see an hinu soon. at the moment we do not see anything changing soon. at the moment we do not see anything changing because - soon. at the moment we do not see anything changing because you - soon. at the moment we do not see anything changing because you have production costs getting higher and energy costs going higher. real consumer pricing, machinery costs, purchasing goods, glass bottles and crates, nothing seems to be stopping. crates, nothing seems to be stepping- crates, nothing seems to be stoninu. ~ ~ , ., crates, nothing seems to be stoninu. ~ ~ ., ., stopping. milk was singled out today is one reason stopping. milk was singled out today is one reason why stopping. milk was singled out today is one reason why inflation, - stopping.
milk was delivered in the morning. at this firm, the milkman is staging a comeback amid food and drinks inflation at 19.2%. what has recently happened has highlighted the problems we have with these big international supply chains. they have shown they are very fragile and have fallen over and that has impacted users ability to get groceries consistently. in march the uk was the only advanced economy with double digit inflation, while in the united states, less hard hit by energy price rises than europe, price inflation is running at barely half the rate british consumers are enduring. there is no such thing as an automatic fall in the headline rate of inflation and that is why we have a plan, and if we re going to reduce pressures on families, it is essential that we stick to that plan and see it through so that we halve inflation this year as the prime minister has promised. but what forced inflation up, energy prices, and what is keeping it up, food prices, are not the result
tonight we are going to try to unpick why inflation here is higher than in the eurozone and in the us and by some distance. here s ben with his global tracker. in march, the headline rate of inflation came down. but look, it remained above 10%. you ll probably have heard a lot of commentary about that today. but what we re going to do on newsnight is look at this issue through our global tracker lens. so let s see how the uk compares to other big economies on the rate of price rises. in germany, inflation in march was 7.8%. in italy, it was 8.1%. in france, it was 6.7%. in the us, it was just 5%. so all back in single figures, unlike the uk, and as you can see, inflation has been coming down more rapidly in these economies. so why? 0ne element of today s uk inflation figures that has raised concern is food price inflation. that rose to 19.2% in march, the highest on record. so is that the reason the uk
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