UK Economics Update
Higher inflation has made the public finances worse
Today’s data from the FSA showed that banks are picking up the pace at which they are compensating consumers for mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI). While the compensation will provide a welcome boost to some individual households’ finances, we think that it is unlikely to make a material difference to the outlook for overall consumer spending in 2012.
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