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UK Inflation Jumps More Than Expected On Rising Fuel Costs
UK inflation rose to 3.5% in September from 3.1% in August, exceeding forecasts of 3.4%. This was mainly driven by surging fuel prices, especially motor fuels, linked to the US-Iran war and higher crude oil costs.
Pidgin: UK inflation don jump go 3.5% for September from 3.1% wey e be for August, e pass wetin dem predict of 3.4%. Na rising fuel prices, especially motor fuels, cause am, as e connect to US-Iran war and higher crude oil costs.
How this affects you: UK consumers and businesses are affected by higher inflation driven by increased fuel and transport costs.
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