Inflation in the UK peaked at 7.5% in 1991 due to high interest rates aimed at curbing overheating in the economy. It stabilized in the early 2000s, averaging around 2%. Global financial crises and Brexit uncertainty caused periodic increases, with a significant spike to 9.1% in 2022 due to global energy and food price shocks.
Forecasts indicate inflation returning to 2.0% by 2025, reflecting tighter monetary policies and stabilized supply chains.
Forecasts indicate inflation returning to 2.0% by 2025, reflecting tighter monetary policies and stabilized supply chains.
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