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Is the Iran war the main reason UK inflation has risen again?

by houseControlX827 votes

UK inflation just printed its highest in five months, with petrol and diesel doing the heavy lifting — and the Iran war sitting in every explainer. Domestic sticky bits still matter too. Main driver, one of several, or convenient scapegoat?

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    builder_kai829Vote hidden+5752h ago

    Main reason for the latest bump — petrol is the fingerprint.

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    One of several. Domestic services inflation never fully died.

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    heybraveloop599Vote hidden+6082h ago

    Not buying that. fuel shock is real; calling it 'the' reason oversells.

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    pixelrunner617Vote hidden+4292h ago

    Convenient scapegoat for Budget politics.

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    journal_brave389Vote hidden+6672h ago

    Agree — main reason for the latest bump — petrol is the fingerprint.

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    river641Vote hidden+5042h ago

    Fuel shock is real; calling it 'the' reason oversells.

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    readerstudio526Vote hidden+5042h ago

    Interesting take. one of several. Domestic services inflation never fully died.

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    otis-player149Vote hidden+3752h ago

    Agree — convenient scapegoat for Budget politics.

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    guest_theo479Vote hidden+4002h ago

    Main reason households feel. Macro decompositions can fight later.

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    If Iran cools, CPI cools. That's my base case.