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Experimental data estimating consumer price inflation rates for discretionary and non-discretionary spending.
The estimated impact of implementing measures announced in the Autumn 2021 budget, previous budgets and pre-budget reports on the Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers’ housing costs (CPIH) and the Consumer Prices Index (CPI).
Clothing indices can be downwardly biased because of products rapidly entering and exiting the market. Traditional methods that account for these biases cannot be replicated with our large, web-scraped datasets. This article explores a new method - product grouping.
Plans to incorporate new data sources and methods into the structure of UK consumer price indices from 2023, including changes to the existing hierarchy and methods of weighting different strata.
The third in a series of biannual articles to update users on our research to modernise the measurement of consumer price inflation in the UK.
Our plans to transform UK consumer price statistics by including new improved data sources and developing our methods and systems for production from 2023.
Price movements of construction materials and plant hire between 2019 and 2021 and their causes: a brief overview of construction in the UK, construction output indices and how these are computed, and construction inputs and their price movements and the factors behind them.
Rising house prices and private rents mean that some workers are at risk of being priced out of living in rural and coastal areas, contributing to skill shortages in the tourism and hospitality industries that their local economies rely on.
International comparison of recent trends in consumer price inflation, focusing on the UK, the United States and the euro area.
In this analysis we explore the drivers of recent low rates of consumer price inflation and consider the experiences of different industry sectors during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
