Consumer price inflation, UK: May 2026

Consumer price inflation, UK: May 2026

From ons.gov.uk

The Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH) rose by 3.0% in the 12 months to May 2026, unchanged from the 12 months to April. On a monthly basis, CPIH rose by 0.2% in May 2026, the same rate as in May 2025. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose by 2.8% in the 12 months to May 2026, unchanged from the 12 months to April. On a monthly basis, CPI rose by 0.2% in May 2026, the same rate as in May 2025. Transport made the largest upward contribution to the monthly change in both CPIH and CPI annual rates; food and non-alcoholic beverages made the largest, partially offsetting, downward ... (full story)

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15 hr ago

I expect london session to be insanely bullish on gold … reason being that it’s cpi and ppi data is hawkish on the british pound. Therefore UK investors should seek safe haven in gold

Trader#3B59

15 hr ago

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come back to reality

GhaadiAli

14 hr ago

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Na buddy, new York session because new is in new York session

TradesofGold

14 hr ago

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Hey, rem on the DXY GBP is only 11% after Euro and JPY. Usually, gbps actions are swallowed by the Euro so you might need to lower your expectations when it comes to GBP and its effect on spot gold. Also, the significance of UK's CPI/PPI are quite low on the whole DXY basket. When it comes to the UK, only interest rates and politics can cause a meaningful impact. If I were you i'd hold on for FOMC, but I am not

cripcro

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gold still has a bigger appointment with fomc than uk cpi

Trader#3B59

12 hr ago

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still waiting for the "insanely bullish" momentum to kick in lollllzzzzzZZzz

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nomanuppal

16 hr ago

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its mean GBP up?

Trader#F60E

16 hr ago

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Down

Metusela

15 hr ago

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Uptrend

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Abrilla

16 hr ago

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Down

Trader#8C6F

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nope so down

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Js3mwtRc

15 hr ago

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Saving money on food by simply not being able to afford the petrol to go buy it.

vishesh22

16 hr ago

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What impact can this news have? Should gold go down or not?

Yourth

16 hr ago

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Down

Trader#5B57

10 hr ago

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WHAT ABOUT GOLD

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Trader#72AE

15 hr ago

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Please stop trading

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DaJoWaBa

15 hr ago

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The near $0.90 whiplash implies this was a surprise to 'someone' or that 'someone' needed an opportunity to correct their imbalanced positions. Or both, of course.

16 hr ago

FOMC babyyy

15 hr ago

no impact on gold

Trader#57D9

16 hr ago

just take me out

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Today 9.30 fomc news what impecta

Fuxias

16 hr ago

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Well, well, well... who would have thought this wouldn't happen.. NEXT

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14 hr ago

just enough cooling to keep everyone confused

Paul2907

11 hr ago

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If your day trading your reading way too much into this crap.

Tradesbyitl

9 hr ago

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the question i wanna know is was this good news for GBP or bad news because the GBP pair i trade moved down.

Trader#2F3A

16 hr ago

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Wth

Trader#03DF

16 hr ago

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Just now the gold go up hit my SL and down again,shit

Trader#48BD

15 hr ago

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Up or Down Gold now

Trader#12C5

8 hr ago

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Down

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Trader#9484

16 hr ago

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Sell gold

Trader#E0E3

15 hr ago

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gold will go down today

Trader#6499

14 hr ago

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what is it means

Trader#D857

8 hr ago

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No cut 3.25 some data in this month

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