Inflation

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Report says former Labour heartlands in the north of England have been hit hardest

Most analysts agree a cut is likely but developments in next fortnight crucial

Bank of England says investors are underestimating rate hikes needed to dampen inflation

Thousands fleeing country as president promises ‘magic formula’ to get country back on track

Calls to ‘dollarise’ the country likely to fall on deaf ears as country nears collapse

Unexpected news pushed the pound down against the dollar

New figures show wages rose by 2.8% in February, when inflation was 2.7%

Most economists polled by Reuters still expect summer rate rise but don’t see follow up for another year

Inflation climbs to 3 percent due to increases in food and transport prices

Bigger-than-expected inflation hike puts pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates

Bills index compiled by Money Saving Expert suggests core costs are rising in line with wages

A survey of 1,000 UK firms predicts basic pay will rise by just 1% next year, less than inflation

Britons less able to put money away now than at any time in the last four-and-a-half decades

EY Item Club warns vote for Brexit will hit GDP, while household incomes will be squeezed by rising inflation

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It's official: Britain has slipped into deflation, with prices falling for the first time since the 1960s

Chancellor insists that the sharp fall in inflation should not be confused with deflation

Think tank warns of £170bn extra debt under Labour but paints a miserable picture if Tories succeed

Even with the UK economy in recovery and the US markets booming, some analysts see disaster ahead

Economists warn of 'paymageddon' as average wages see 'shock' fall for the first time in five years

Latest figures play into Ed Miliband's hands – though he appears out-of-touch with his own family finances

Bank says rate will fall further from today's 1.9 per cent figure, reaching 1.7 per cent in March

The government says wages for most people rose faster than the cost of living over the past year