CPIH in the UK 1988-2020
As of October the CPIH rate in the United Kingdom was 109.2, indicating that consumer goods and services had increased in price by 9.2 percent when compared with 2015. The CPIH index is the consumer price index which also includes costs related to owning and maintaining a home.
CPI Rate Forecasts
During this ten-year period the CPI inflation rate reached its highest levels during the Autumn of 2011, when it reached 5.2 percent. By contrast, the inflation rate was it’s lowest four years later in the autumn of 2015, when prices actually decreased somewhat. The CPI is forecast to remain at a generally low level until 2023, and not exceed 2.1 percent
CPI rates across Europe
The UK had a comparable CPI to the other major European economies in 2019,with Germany and France having inflation rates of 1.7 and 1.4 percent respectively. Romania had the highest inflation rate in Europe at 3.2 percent, followed by Latvia and Hungary.
CPI Rate Forecasts
During this ten-year period the CPI inflation rate reached its highest levels during the Autumn of 2011, when it reached 5.2 percent. By contrast, the inflation rate was it’s lowest four years later in the autumn of 2015, when prices actually decreased somewhat. The CPI is forecast to remain at a generally low level until 2023, and not exceed 2.1 percent
CPI rates across Europe
The UK had a comparable CPI to the other major European economies in 2019,with Germany and France having inflation rates of 1.7 and 1.4 percent respectively. Romania had the highest inflation rate in Europe at 3.2 percent, followed by Latvia and Hungary.
