UK inflation, April
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The headline rate of UK inflation jumped by more than expected to 3.5% in April, this morning's ONS report showed
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The financial expert said: After last month’s barrage of price hikes - which added around £360 to the average household’s outgoings - this inflation spike is no surprise. Housing and household services were among the largest upward contributors to April’s inflation figures.
Ghana's central bank will assess whether its current monetary policy stance is enough to continue driving consumer inflation lower, governor Johnson Asiama said on Wednesday.
The backdrop has many on Wall Street, including Morgan Stanley, updating their forecasts. The major investment firm recently released a midyear update that includes economic targets and shatters hopes for more Federal Reserve interest rate cuts this year.