Inflation falls faster than expected, pointing to more aggressive monetary easing ahead

Martin Beck, Chief Economist | Economic Consulting and Analysis

UK CPI inflation fell faster than expected in November, dropping to 3.2% and all but confirming a December Bank of England rate cut. The broad-based slowdown points to inflation returning to the 2% target by mid-2026, though relief for households and businesses is likely to be gradual.

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