U.K. | 23 May 2019 No Need to Reduce Inflation Forecasts After April's Low Print
CPI inflation rose only to 2.1% in April, from 1.9% in March, undershooting the 2.2% consensus and MPC forecasts, as well as our own 2.3% estimate.
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By Samuel Tombs
CPI inflation rose only to 2.1% in April, from 1.9% in March, undershooting the 2.2% consensus and MPC forecasts, as well as our own 2.3% estimate.
Posted: 22nd May 2019 in 'U.K.'
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