UK September core goods inflation rises to 1.05% year on year
Core goods prices in the UK consumer price index rose 1.05% year on year in September, above the 0.9% forecast, according to TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, citing RTT News/dpa-AFX, core goods prices in the British consumer price index rose 1.05% year on year in September. A second report from the same source gives the figure as 1.0%.
For comparison, the consensus forecast was 0.9%, the Bank of England projection was 1.09%, and the August reading stood at 0.91% (0.9% in the second report).
why it matters
Core goods exclude food and energy, so this category shows how prices of manufactured products are moving. Faster growth here could strengthen the case against an early easing of Bank of England policy, which matters for sterling and UK gilts. The discrepancy between the two reports should be checked against official statistics.
market impact
Sterling and gilts: higher goods inflation may restrain expectations of Bank of England rate cuts
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sources
- UK SEP CPI CORE GOODS 1.05% Y/Y (0.9% MED, 1.09% BOE, 0.91% AUG) — TradingView, 21 October 2026 at 06:33 UTC
- UK SEP CPI CORE GOODS 1.0% Y/Y (0.9% MED, 1.09% BOE, 0.9% AUG) — TradingView, 21 October 2026 at 06:32 UTC
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