Inflation has hit the UK’s 2 per cent target for the first time in three years, delivering a fillip to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as he seeks to turn around his struggling election campaign.
The figure marks a milestone for the UK economy after the worst inflationary upsurge in a generation. The Bank of England last hit its 2 per cent inflation target in July 2021.
The Office for National Statistics data, which was in line with forecasts by economists polled by Reuters, means that headline inflation in the UK is now below that of the US and Eurozone.
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