UK inflation rises to 3.8%, the Office for National Statistics says, the highest since January 2024. Chief economist Grant ...

Britons are feeling the pinch from double-digit increases in the price of beef, chocolate and coffee, as bad weather and ...

Transport was the biggest factor driving up overall inflation in July, particularly due to a spike in flight prices as ...

The Bank of England currently expects inflation to hit 4% in September, the all-important month for pensioners. Wage growth ...

UK inflation rose to 3.8 per cent in July, up from 3.6 per cent in June, keeping the rate stuck at its highest level since ...

UK inflation climbed by more than expected in July, official figures reveal, as soaring air fares for summer holidays and ...

By contrast, Eurozone inflation held steady in the same month at 2 per cent, according to separate data from Eurostat, the EU’s statistics agency, with a reading of just 0.9 per cent in France. The ...

Prices in the UK rose by 3.8% in the year to July, driven mainly by a jump in the price of air fares and food. That means ...

Here is why inflation has gone up and what it means for businesses and households in the UK. Why has inflation risen?

The UK’s Core Inflation Rate YoY for July increased to 3.8%, up from the previous 3.7%. This marks a 0.1 percentage point rise, indicating a higher inflationary pressure compared to the previous ...

UK’s inflation rate for July showed a significant decrease, registering at 0.1% compared to the previous month’s 0.3%. This marks a 0.2 percentage point drop, indicating a slowdown in the ...

The level of inflation for the 12 months to July was 3.8% - this is higher than the 3.6% that was recorded in June. The majority of economists forecast inflation would hit 3.7% in July.