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Old 14-08-2024, 08:56 AM #40
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Looking at the places I shop I've never seen a halt to prices rising.
The only thing that's really come down is petrol prices at present.

However all the way before the election the 'so called political experts' were stating that inflation would start to rise again.

It's one of the reasons Sunak called the election because he knew it would rise from the 2% it was claimed to have come down to.

Apparently because of problems with cocoa, confectionery is expected to rise.
Plus as was stated in April.
The small percentage drop in energy costs will be reversed in October, by another 10% to 12% increase again then.

So obviously inflation will rise likely more in the Autumn.
More evidence of why the election was called sooner than the Autumn.
This was well-known and forecast.
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