16 Nov 2020 CPI Inflation Likely Rose in October, But it's too Soon to Call an Uptrend

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)16th Nov 2020 00:10U.K.

We see slight upside risk to the consensus and MPC forecasts that CPI inflation remained at 0.5% in October. We think it nudged up to 0.6%, though admittedly a 0.5% print looks much more likely than 0.7%.

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