Core inflation eased last month after smaller rises in the cost of retail items, as well as electricity and gas, more than offset higher services and food inflation, according to data released yesterday. Core inflation, which strips out private transport and accommodation...
Core inflation eased last month after smaller rises in the cost of retail items, as well as electricity and gas, more than offset higher services and food inflation, according to data released yesterday.
These were lower than expected, with analysts polled by Bloomberg predicting 1.7 per cent for core inflation and 0.7 per cent for overall inflation.
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