Inflation Monitor (Oct.)

Inflation looks to have remained low in September, with weak commodity prices and a cooling housing market helping to keep broad price pressures subdued. We see slightly higher inflation ahead, due to rising pork prices and utility price reforms, but nothing that would scare policymakers.


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