Inflation is the term used to describe the rising price of goods and services. The inflation rate refers to how quickly prices are going up. July’s inflation rate of 3.8% means if an item cost £100 a ...

Danske Bank index shows households are more prepared to splash out on big ticket expensive items like cars and kitchens ...

The rise in inflation means prices in Britain are rising more quickly than anywhere else in the G7 group of advanced ...

UK inflation climbed for a second month in July, adding pressure on the Bank of England (BoE) to reconsider its pace of ...

It was such nonsense to hear economists saying yesterday that the latest leap in prices for July came in higher than expected ...

Thousands of the manufacturer's UK employees will walk out for ten days from early September, trade union Unite said.

Train tickets in England could be set to rise even higher than first thought after latest government figures showed inflation remaining elevated.

Here is why inflation has gone up and what it means for businesses and households in the UK. Why has inflation risen?

UK inflation rose unexpectedly in July, led by energy and airfares, but core pressures remain nuanced. Markets signal BoE may ...

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Ben Plowden, chief executive of lobby group Campaign for Better Transport, said: “Today’s inflation figure could mean a big ...

British inflation looks set to hit 4% next month, double the Bank of England's target and a level likely to add to nervousness at the central bank about the risk of price growth getting stuck at a ...