The United Kingdom Inflation Rate MoM and Core Inflation Rate (YoY) and its impact on GBP

 

The Inflation Rate MoM

According to trading economics, the Inflation Rate MoM measures the month-over-month change in the pricing of goods and services. The current inflation rate in the United Kingdom 2022 is 5.5%, the highest since March 1992. In the coming event, a higher than expected figure of Inflation Rate MoM triggers a bullish move for the GBP. On the other hand, a lower-than-expected figure creates a bearish move for the GBP. The same approach applies to Core Inflation Rate (YoY). This week, our core focus will be on the impact of the Inflation Rates on the performance of the GBP.


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