Shop Price Deflation Slows in November Amid Concerns Over ‘End of Falling Inflation’
By Evgenia Filimianova Shop prices continued to decline in November but the rate of deflation slowed compared to the previous month, prompting concerns that the period of falling inflation is coming to an end. November was the first time in 17 months that shop price inflation has been higher than the previous month, albeit remaining overall in negative territory, according to the British…
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