CPI rate forecast UK 2015-2025
As of November 2020, the inflation rate of the Consumer Price Index is expected to be 0.8 percent throughout 2020, before rising to 1.2 percent in 2021, and 1.6 percent in 2022. During the provided time period the inflation rate was at it's highest in 2017 when it reached 2.7 percent.
The forecasted inflation rate for the CPI, does not fall in line with the UK government’s targeted rate of 2 percent. As of October 2019, the inflation rate for the United Kingdom was 1.5 percent, falling from a high of 3.1 percent almost two years earlier in November 2017. The inflation rate target of the UK government was deemed to be “about right” by 52 percent of people in the UK.
In 2018 three countries were suffering from inflation rates of more than 50 percent, Sudan (63.29%), South Sudan (83.49%) and Venezuela (929,789.5%). The very high levels of inflation seen in Venezuela are a symptom of the country’s political and economic crisis, which saw the government attempt to print money in response to economic problems.
Inflation target of two percent
The forecasted inflation rate for the CPI, does not fall in line with the UK government’s targeted rate of 2 percent. As of October 2019, the inflation rate for the United Kingdom was 1.5 percent, falling from a high of 3.1 percent almost two years earlier in November 2017. The inflation rate target of the UK government was deemed to be “about right” by 52 percent of people in the UK.
Hyperinflation
In 2018 three countries were suffering from inflation rates of more than 50 percent, Sudan (63.29%), South Sudan (83.49%) and Venezuela (929,789.5%). The very high levels of inflation seen in Venezuela are a symptom of the country’s political and economic crisis, which saw the government attempt to print money in response to economic problems.
