3 Jan 2020 A Strategic Look at the Medium- Term Outlook for CPI Inflation

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)2nd Jan 2020 13:10U.K., Economic Monitor

CPI inflation looks set to remain below the 2% target this year, driven by sterling's recent appreciation and lower energy prices.

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