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Three in four Scottish firms expect price rises as costs pile on pressure
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IMF issues new warning over UK inflation as food and energy prices rise
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Surging energy prices push inflation up to highest level since March
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Food inflation keeps rising as consumers shop more often for less
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UK inflation rises again to hit highest level since March
Inflation rises to highest level in two years after big spike in energy bills
Inflation falls further than expected as figures below Bank of England target rate
Cost of living concerns still prevail despite falling inflation
Inflation climbs above Bank of England target to 2.2 per cent
UK inflation rate remains steady despite hotel and restaurant prices rising
Inflation returns to 2 per cent target for first time in nearly three years
UK inflation cools to lowest level in nearly three years
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UK inflation cools to lowest point for two years
Restaurants hit hardest as half say they've cut back on spending
Inflation slows 'to lowest level in three years'
Inflation heading below 2% after Bank of England rate rises
Poll finds two-in-three Scots cutting back on spending
Grocery inflation falls to two-year low as shoppers seek Valentine's savings
Food prices fall for first time since 2021 as inflation unchanged in January
MSPs to get £4500 rise in basic salary after 6.7% pay hike
Major beauty retailer reports surge in sales of affordable festive gifts
Shipping attacks threaten to rekindle surge in shop prices
Entrepreneurs add caution to inflation rates cheer
Inflationary price increases boost sales at Primark owner ABF
Food inflation falls to single digits for first time in 16 months
Festive test for Tesco as it lures in squeezed premium shoppers
Food prices fall on previous month for first time in more than two years
Everybody must eat, so why aren't we talking about our crippled food chain?
Scottish bakeries set to come under new ownership
Inflation unexpectedly slows to lowest rate in 18 months
Supermarket inflation falls to lowest in more than a year
China's deflation contagion poses new threats to global economy
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt admits inflation 'blip' expected as he rules out more cuts