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Leader: Don’t bet the bank on Mark Carney
By New Statesman - 14 June 11:32

Until the government marries monetary activism with fiscal activism, Britain will not have a recovery worthy of the name.

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Unemployment up and inflation down in the eurozone
By Alex Hern - 30 April 13:06

ECB rate cuts expected

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With every fare rise and fee increase, the government decides to defy the inflation hawks
By Alex Hern - 25 February 12:29

This year and next, a full 0.6pp of inflation will be because of direct government decisions.

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Inflation is worst for the worse off
By Alex Hern - 22 February 9:40

"Essentials" increased in price by far more than the CPI last year.

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MPC prepared to overlook "period of above-target inflation"
By Alex Hern - 13 February 13:15

Bank of England dashes hopes of the inflation hawks.

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CPI stands at 2.7 per cent, unchanged for fourth month
By Alex Hern - 12 February 10:33

Stability in price levels.

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Mark Carney, the incoming governor of the Bank of England.
The challenges facing Mark Carney at the Bank of England
By David Blanchflower - 07 February 16:38

The new Bank of England governor doesn’t start until July but he has some important decisions to make before then.

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The Economist endorses NGDP targeting. Well, sort of…
By Alex Hern - 01 February 18:32

The Economist endorses a bit of NGDP targeting, for a bit, in a bit.

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The Rakes' frontman, Alan Donahue, sings in 2006. Photograph: Getty Images
67p none the richer: popular music uprated for inflation
By Alex Hern - 28 January 12:31

In which the fun is sucked out of music.

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Krugman: Can Japan pull it off?
By Alex Hern - 21 January 9:34

Can Japan actually end decades of deflation?

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Chart of the day: the wage squeeze
By Alex Hern - 14 November 16:30
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Business quote of the day: inflation surprises
By Alex Hern - 13 November 15:06
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Inflation rises by half a per cent
By Alex Hern - 13 November 10:40

CPI now stands at 2.7 per cent.

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Protestors on Piccadilly, London, demand a living wage. Photograph: Getty Images
The Commission on Living Standards report in 9 graphs
By Alex Hern - 31 October 11:46

Visual aids.

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Inflation hits lowest rate since November 2009
By Alex Ward - 16 October 17:28

But hikes in food and energy bills put a dampener on the news.

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The Bank of England building on Threadneedle Street in London.
The inflation hawks were wrong
By George Eaton - 16 October 15:22

As NS economics editor David Blanchflower predicted, inflation has plummeted in the last year.

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Chart of the day: Inflation rises
By Alex Hern - 14 August 15:46
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FRED imports EU inflation data; stats nerds jump for joy, start charting things
By Alex Hern - 10 August 11:32

French healthcare inflation vs US healthcare inflation! Beer inflation! Spanish inflation!

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Protesters camp outside the ECB in Frankfurt in October 2011.
Will the ECB carry on bullying governments into doing what it wants?
By Alex Hern - 02 August 11:04

The central bank sees the merit of the carrot and the stick. Democracy? Not so much.

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Food for thought: a Tesco supermarket in London. Credit: Getty Images
UK shop price inflation slows to 1 per cent in July
By New Statesman - 01 August 6:08

Lowest rise in food inflation since 2010.

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A big pink pair of shoes. Footwear has disinflated in the last year.
Inflation drops to 2.4 per cent
By Alex Hern - 17 July 10:14

RPI and CPI both fall further.

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Chart of the day: Inflation drops further
By New Statesman - 19 June 12:58
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China's inflation problem
By Niloofar Rafiei - 25 May 13:57

Producer and consumer prices are diverging - which could spark trouble in the future.

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Chart of the day: Inflation falls to 3 per cent
By New Statesman - 22 May 15:42
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The UK inflation at its lowest in over two years
By New Statesman - 22 May 10:46

Annual rate on the consumer prices index drops to 3 per cent.

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Inflation: It's worse than it seems
By Lauren Buljubasic - 18 May 13:50

Low wage growth + High price growth = Misery.

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Britain is "navigating through turbulent waters", says Mervyn King
By New Statesman - 17 May 7:03

The Bank of England governor warns of a "storm heading our way" from Europe, as CPI inflation remain

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Inflation index declines 0.1 points in April
By New Statesman - 14 May 9:20

Cost pressures are undermining consumer spending power, says BDO.

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The leader of the fascist Golden Dawn party
Could the rise of Golden Dawn save the Eurozone?
By Alex Hern - 11 May 16:08

In Germany's nightmares, inflation leads to Nazis. But now that there are Nazis anyway, perhaps we'l

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UK output price index up 3.3 per cent
By New Statesman - 11 May 12:27

The lowest annual rate since December 2009, when the index rose 3.2 per cent.

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