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is ticking upwards again? there was an expectation that the december rating would be higher than novemberfor the december rating would be higher than november for the headline december rating would be higher than novemberfor the headline rate and it is really more of a technicality because of the base effect of the measures so we had the removal of some of the energy release schemes coming out of that number so that is why you saw the headline number increase. if you look at core inflation that actually did come down so that is the bit that really matters for most people, the basket of goods we spend on everyday and it came down from 3:63.4. but you re right, the current sentiment towards the headline number is still fairly jittery. the markets are focused on whether 2024 will be the year when inflation comes under control in the eurozone and other developed markets. the uk car industry is calling on the government to cut vat on electric cars after new data shows that their share of sa

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Deflation may soon be the big threat, but interest rate cuts are in sight

There was something for everyone in the latest UK inflation data. The headline rate fell sharply in October, to 4.6pc, which was less than half the figure at the end of 2022.

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Sunak fulfils pledge to halve inflation as rate falls to lowest in two years

Inflation fell to a two-year low of 4.6pc in October, in a boost for Rishi Sunak as he achieved his goal of halving the headline rate.

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Inflation rate set to rise again as Bank of England decision on interest rates looms

The inflation rate for August is expected to tick up to 7.1%, but the rise is driven by an oil surge rather than domestic price pressures

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UK Holiday Costs Drive Stronger Than Expected Inflation

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