
UK businesses, as per Bank of England surveys, expect to raise prices by 4.3% in the coming year while anticipating a decline in output price inflation. Wage growth for the year-ahead remains unchanged at 5.2%, but one-year ahead CPI inflation expectations have decreased to 3.3% in February from 3.4% in January. Despite inflation slowdown, UK firms foresee stubborn wage growth of over 5% in the next 12 months, a level considered unsustainable by the Bank of England.



BOE hands staff inflation-matching pay deal in larger rise https://t.co/lTmH6SCuDY via @tomelleryrees https://t.co/7XFoOb79u6
Exclusive from us: BOE hands staff 4% inflation-matching pay rise. Interesting given Andrew Bailey's calls for wage restraint from workers and seems to reflect concerns over keeping staff. Read here 👇 https://t.co/NROaqEeZdA
The Bank of England will hand staff a 4% pay rise plus a 1% salary top-up in an inflation-matching deal for 2024/25 as it seeks to retain staff in a competitive jobs market https://t.co/LW9ehia0A3