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UK Consumer Prices (Mar. 2025)

The dip in CPI inflation from 2.8% in February to 2.6% in March won’t be sustained for long, with inflation set to rise to around 3.5% in the coming months. But we think a weak economy will quash inflation eventually and that the tariff shock has tilted the balance of risks towards lower inflation and faster falls in interest rates.

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