To be fair 0.5% for the month would 6% pa if annualised. The problem at the moment is it’s the bond yields increasing cost of borrowing meaning less money to spend (unless you tax more….or print more/debase currency)….and these are being impacted by tariff/global mess
I agree though it doesn’t make too much sense making important decisions based on shit short term data from ONS. Still good news at face value though
Have you ever read a more British sentence. No doubt he'll keep his job although how the fuck Hendy wasn't fired for some of the other shit he's got up to is beyond me.