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Consumer & Producer Prices (Feb.)

Consumer price inflation rose sharply last month after a fall in January, boosted by a New Year-driven rebound in food price inflation. We think a further rise in food inflation will keep the headline rate elevated over the next few months. In contrast, producer price inflation fell further in February and will probably continue to ease.

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