UK inflation drops to 2.7% in February, weakest increase since July 2017

Wednesday, March 21st 2018 - 07:37 UTC

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UK inflation was weaker than expected in February easing some of the squeeze on households' spending power but doing little to change bets on a Bank of England rate rise in May. Official data showed consumer prices rose by an annual 2.7% last month, the weakest increase since July of last year and down from a rise of 3.0% in January. Read full article

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