Food inflation is forecast to continue rising, potentially reaching six per cent by the end of the year, making Christmas shopping more expensive.
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Food inflation is forecast to continue rising, potentially reaching six per cent by the end of the year, making Christmas shopping more expensive.
The Bank of England has warned that increasing food prices could push overall inflation to four per cent, having already cut interest rates for the fifth time this year.
Over half of retail chiefs, told a survey carried out by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) that they feel 'pessimistic' about…
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Food inflation is set to run as high as 5.7 per cent later this year in another blow to consumers
An industry body said food and drink inflation could reach 5.7 per cent by the end of the year, pointing to the effects of the…
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Consumers are paying 3.5 per cent more for food than a year ago
