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The Bank of England is set to launch a series of jumbo rate hikes to tame inflation that is beginning to be driven by domestic factors, City economists warned.
Prices climbed 10.1 per cent annually in July, the fastest acceleration since February 1982 and much higher than the Bank and analysts’ forecasts, according to figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today.
Britain has the highest inflation rate of any country in the G7.
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