Consumer price inflation, UK: July 2025 | Crypto Craft

  • Consumer price inflation, UK: July 2025

    From ons.gov.uk

    The Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH) rose by 4.2% in the 12 months to July 2025, up from 4.1% in the 12 months to June. On a monthly basis, CPIH was little changed in July 2025, the same as in July 2024. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose by 3.8% in the 12 months to July 2025, up from 3.6% in the 12 months to June. On a monthly basis, CPI rose by 0.1% in July 2025, compared with a fall of 0.2% in July 2024. Transport, particularly air fares, made the largest upward contribution to the monthly change in both CPIH and CPI annual rates; housing and household services, particularly ... (full story)

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Trader#5BE6
Aug 20, 2025 1:30am
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#No inflation
#Policy is restrictive
#Further cuts justified

#All of the three above are wrong and UK economy is collapsing as GBP has lost a good chunk of its purschasing power. Currencies are being deliberately destroyed. The only way to stop the collapse is to hike rates or remove central banks as soon as possible so the free market can do its job, which would result in much higher rates. Central banks are destroying everything and everyone. What will replace the central banks product (EUR, USD, GBP, JPY...)? We'll see... but the paper you're holding right now will continue to lose value rapidly, and especially when central banks start QE again. You may as well wipe your ass with it then.
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Rich.C
Aug 20, 2025 1:25am
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Fk'it... lets borrow even more, at even higher rates to fund the 5% club, with our Nay'Toe allies
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Rich.C
Aug 20, 2025 2:30am
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Quoting ZforexCM
Pound Flat Before UK Inflation Data (08.20.2025) Sterling held below 1.3500 in quiet trade as markets awaited key data. UK CPI inflation figures are due in London’s session, followed by Fed meeting minutes in New York. The first resistance is seen at 1.3620, with nearby support beginning at 1.3340. {image}
Looks like you posted wrong chart? This one is Silver not Cable
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veeICT
Aug 21, 2025 1:20am
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UK inflation ticked up slightly in July, with CPIH at 4.2% and CPI at 3.8%, driven mainly by transport costs like air fares and sticky housing pressures. While the monthly increase was modest, it shows disinflation has stalled, keeping price growth above the Bank of England’s comfort zone. This likely means the BoE won’t rush into aggressive rate cuts, and markets may lean toward a cautious outlook with some short-term support for GBP.
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ZforexCM
Aug 20, 2025 2:15am
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Pound Flat Before UK Inflation Data (08.20.2025)

Sterling held below 1.3500 in quiet trade as markets awaited key data. UK CPI inflation figures are due in London’s session, followed by Fed meeting minutes in New York.

The first resistance is seen at 1.3620, with nearby support beginning at 1.3340.
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Trader#1C7F
Aug 20, 2025 1:15am
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Go short on btc
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