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U.K. Inflation Is Approaching "Altitude", Says Deutsche Bank

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 09/11/25 11:53 AM EDT

11:53 AM EDT, 09/11/2025 (MT Newswires) -- With market attention increasingly turning towards inflation in the United Kingdom -- given the recent ascent in the consumer price index -- Deutsche Bank said it expects some retracement in services inflation as the effects of the late July index collection period wane.

This doesn't mean the U.K. has hit the peak, however -- the country is just about approaching maximum "altitude," noted the bank.

Deutsche Bank estimates August headline CPI will stay broadly unchanged, coming in at 3.79% year over year. Core CPI, the bank projects, will slow to 3.60% year over year. Services CPI, Deutsche Bank thinks, will drop to 4.69% year over year.

On RPI, the bank's models point to a 4.46% year-over-yeary print.

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