16 July 2020 CPI Inflation Remains Set for a Near- Zero Rate Soon, Despite June's Rise

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)15th Jul 2020 14:10U.K., U.K. Key Issues, Economic Monitor

We still expect CPI inflation to decline a little further in the second half of this year, despite its surprise increase to 0.6% in June, from 0.5% in May.

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