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Inflation rose 2.1 percent in July

14th August 2019

Inflation rose 2.1 percent in July Pin It

Inflation in Great Britain rose to 2.1 percent in July, from 2 percent a month earlier. The British National Statistical Office reported this.

Economists generally expected an inflation rate of 1.9 percent. Core inflation, without the fluctuating prices of energy and fresh food, amounted to 1.9 percent, from 1.8 percent a month earlier.

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