British inflation remains at 3.0 percent during February
UK inflation held at 3.0% in February as economists expected. The Bank of England now warns of a potential rise to 3.5% amid surging global energy costs.
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Consumer price inflation in the United Kingdom remained steady at an annual rate of 3.0% in February, matching the pace recorded in January. According to official figures released on Wednesday, the rate aligned with the expectations of economists polled by Reuters and represents the lowest level of inflation since March 2025. This period of stability is expected to precede a potential upward trend as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East begin to influence global pricing.
