What does the latest UK inflation bulletin say about CPI?
Sources- ReutersNews agency
- Office for National StatisticsOfficial record
- APNews agency
- Bank of EnglandOfficial record
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- Lead with the official numbers.From a chat
- Never a social post on its own.From a chat
- Show it as a chart when you can.From a chat
- Keep it brief.From a chat
Sources
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- Learned from your chats“Lead with the official numbers.”
- Learned from your chats“Never a social post on its own.”
Projects
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Election 20264 checks
- Campaign launch speechThree promises made
- School meals figuresSettles the first
- Spring budgetSettles the second
- Housing statisticsSettles the third
The project Election 2026 holds four checks. The campaign launch speech made three promises; the school meals figures show the first was kept, the spring budget shows the second was broken, and the housing statistics show the third was partly kept.
Memory
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It notices what you ask for, and keeps doing it.
Learned from your chats
- Visual“Show it as a chart when you can.”
- Numbers first“Lead with the number.”
- Short“Keep it brief.”
- CPI 12-month rate (Sep 2026)
- 3.5%
- Core CPI 12-month rate (Sep 2026)
- 2.8%
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose by 3.5% in the 12 months to September 2026, up from 3.1% the previous month. On a monthly basis, CPI rose by 0.4% in September 2026, compared with little change in September 2025.
Consumer price inflation, UK: September 2026 · Page 2