December’s inflation rise: A blip, not a trend

Martin Beck, Chief Economist | Economic Consulting and Analysis

December’s rise in UK inflation to 3.4% was driven largely by temporary factors and inflation remains likely to return to the Bank of England's 2% target by mid-2026. For households and businesses, this suggests stabilising costs and further interest rate cuts in 2026, supporting growth.

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