UK Inflation Drops to 3.6% in October, Easing Cost-of-Living Pressures
In October 2025, UK inflation fell to 3.6%, down from 3.8% in September. For families across Britain, that drop offers some much needed relief after months of rising prices. We’ve seen groceries cost more, energy bills jump, and everyday spending tighten. This shift matters because it signals that the pressure on our wallets may be easing, just a little. It also matters for businesses, wages and borrowing costs. We will explain what the drop means, how it happened, who it helps, what it means for business and policy, and how the UK fits into the global picture.
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