but it is still above the target the bank of england sets itself of 2%. and people across the country are still feeling the effects of higher prices despite claims by the prime minister that the economy is on the road to recovery. let s cross live now to chris williamson, chief business economist at s&p global market intelligence. always good to see you. we will find out if there is any move. while we are not expecting the headline figure to change, we might start to get a sensejudging on figure to change, we might start to get a sense judging on the rating split whether we are going to see those rate cuts many have already factored in. those rate cuts many have already factored in- factored in. indeed, yes, it is all ofthe factored in. indeed, yes, it is all of the communication factored in. indeed, yes, it is all of the communication we - factored in. indeed, yes, it is all of the communication we are - factored in. indeed, yes, it is all- of the communication we are
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