British inflation rate broke the “double”, and 10.1%hit a new high in 40 years.

The National Bureau of Statistics announced the latest news that British inflation rate rose to 10.1%in July. Since 1982, the inflation rate has broken double digits for the first time. Price is still rising rapidly, and Bank of England said that the peak of inflation rates this year may reach 13%.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics of the United Kingdom, food and non -alcoholic beverages are the biggest factor in prices in July. Among them, the prices of bread and grain foods rose by 12.4%; 23.4%; the prices of vegetables, meat and chocolate also rose a lot. Transportation costs are another important factor. As the holidays come, the demand for tourists has increased, and air tickets and international train tickets are particularly serious.

Earlier in July, the British “Trump” Boris announced his resignation, and the new Prime Minister of the UK has not yet been elected. Whether the two prime ministers should be taxed or not. In the face of inflation and the crisis of economic recession, British politics has not yet come up with a unified plan. At present, it is just a big coin schedule of 37 billion pounds, but how long can the money be scheduled? The British government needs to think about this problem.


Post time: Aug-18-2022