Browsing: consumer prices

UK inflation continues to rise due to persistent supply chain disruptions, energy price hikes, and strong consumer demand, despite government measures. Economic uncertainties and global factors also contribute to ongoing cost pressures.

UK inflation has surged to its highest level in nearly 18 months, driven by rising energy costs and food prices. Economists warn this may increase pressure on households and impact monetary policy decisions.

US inflation climbs as tariffs on imported goods push prices higher across key sectors. Rising costs for consumers highlight the ongoing impact of trade policies on the economy and everyday expenses.