UK inflation falls sharply to 4.6%

https://lemmy.world/post/8280348

UK inflation falls sharply to 4.6% - Lemmy.World

This is an improvement, obviously, but 4.6% is still quite high, it’s not thanks to the Tories that it’s fallen and it’s only retreating from a record high that was largely caused by the Tories.

TBF soaring energy prices are one of the main contributors to inflation. Not that much the tories can do about that.

Europe is in a proxy war with Russia. It's unreasonable to expect that to have no consequences.

It’s higher than elsewhere because of the Truss mini-budget and Brexit.
I googled. It's currently lower than the EU average.
Fair enough, thank you for the correction. It was higher than elsewhere because of the Truss mini-budget and Brexit and still is higher than it otherwise would’ve been without those factors.