All news on the topic: Inflation

The metric bolsters a beleaguered Conservative party that had made inflation a central issue ahead of the July 4 election.

Drop in April is smaller than forecast but level is still lowest in almost three years

The 0.6 percent growth was stronger than analysts had expected.

Governor Andrew Bailey opens the door to a first rate cut in June, but warns it’s “not a fait accompli”.

Post-Brexit checks will add more than £330m to annual business costs and 0.2% to food inflation over three years, the government admitted.

Instead of buy-one-get-one-free offers, everyday life now involves carefully comparing prices and feeling increasingly powerless

Predictions for when Bank of England will start lowering cost of borrowing pushed back

Additional measures from 30 April for imported animal and plant products could hike costs by 10% in first year, says Allianz Trade

A senior industry source said Asda deliberately undercut rivals by at least 1p on fuel to lure shoppers in

Plus two high street giants are cutting down their number of stores

A major attack on a European financial services payments system could lead to losses of £762billion, according to Lloyds of London

Half of its 76 branches will also be shut on Saturdays as it looks to save £50million

The Chinese online retailing giant said it did not intend on making an offer to buy the retailer

Will Shu, the platform's founder and chief executive, said some consumers started viewing food delivery as non-essential when the cost-of-living crisis worsened

The estate agency said it had been hit by the lowest levels of sales volumes in real estate markets for a decade, as well as restructuring costs

Consumers spent £1.38 billion through buy now, pay later services last month the figures show, representing 15.6% of total spending

The plans will also help consumers make buying decisions that 'align with their values'

The Office for National Statistics has removed a number of items from the list of goods and services it uses to measure inflation

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Tenerife, the largest island in the Canary Islands, has seen a huge influx of tourists since the coronavirus pandemic, but locals complain about bad behaviour, inflation and low salaries

Robert Walters revealed that its staff numbers fell by 9% to 3,980 at the end of December, while Page's dropped by 15.7% to 7,859

This move is aimed at strengthening an economy that's been hit by a severe shortage of foreign currency and skyrocketing inflation

Europe's energy crisis sparked by Russia's war in Ukraine has eased and Inflation is down from its painful double-digit peak, but there likely won't be an interest rate cut at the European Central Bank's meeting

The soft drinks company said its sales in the Middle East rose 10.3% last year, as it marked its 100th Ramadan

The business said that its order book had swelled to £3.7 billion at the end of December, compared to £3.5 billion a year earlier