Uk Inflation News

UK inflation saw a slight decrease in June 2026, but is projected to rise again due to increasing energy costs.

UK inflation has risen to 2.9%, prompting a warning for shoppers, savers, and mortgage holders about continued financial impact.

Surging energy prices have caused the Consumer Prices Index inflation to rise to 2.9% in July, marking the highest level since March, according to the Office fo

UK inflation has reached its highest rate in four months, primarily driven by a jump in energy bills, indicating a faster pace of rising costs compared to the p

The UK's Consumer Prices Index inflation rate increased to 2.9% in July, up from 2.6% in June, marking the highest rate since March. This rise, attributed to so

UK inflation rose to 2.9% in July, driven by higher energy costs stemming from the Iran war, intensifying the cost of living squeeze for British households. Thi

JPMorgan warns that the rebound in UK headline inflation, driven by a jump in gas bills, serves as a "warning shot" for future economic conditions. Core inflati

The FTSE 100 closed higher as UK inflation cooled, though oil prices increased due to heightened tensions between the US and Iran.

UK inflation dropped more than expected to 2.6% in June, providing a boost to Prime Minister Andy Burnham's efforts to reduce the cost of living, following his

UK inflation has fallen to 2.6%, but experts note a "striking disconnect" between this official rate and the reality for households. Rob Morgan of Charles Stanl

Britain's annual consumer price inflation dropped to 2.6% in June, lower than expected, as energy prices moderated. While this offers some relief, inflation rem

UK inflation has dropped to a 15-month low in June, primarily due to reduced petrol prices. Newly appointed Chancellor John Healey stated that this news is posi

UK inflation has dropped to a 15-month low in June, with the Consumer Prices Index falling to 2.6% from 2.8% in May, driven by decreases in food and fuel prices

UK inflation cooled to 2.6% in June, driven by falling food and fuel prices. Separately, Lloyd's of London found its former chief executive, John Neal, breached

UK inflation is projected to fall faster than anticipated due to the impact of the US-Iran peace deal, which has eased oil prices.