UK inflation drops more than expected in September, pulled down by food prices

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'On Tuesday, the ONS said the basic wages of workers rose at their fastest pace in nearly a decade over the summer months.

That backed up the Bank of England’s view that a long period of weak pay increases is ending, and that it should raise interest rates in response.'

This is good news!

I think?

[Martin@AS Financial]

Report from Reuters


UK inflation drops more than expected in September, pulled down by food prices | Reuters