Inflation sticky at 2.7% in November
UK CPI inflation remained at 2.7% in October, broadly in line with economists' expectations, as RPI inflation fell from 3.2% to 3%.
The Office for National Statistics said CPI was subject to both "significant upward and downward pressures" between October and November. Food, non-alcoholic beverages, gas and electricity prices exhibited...
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