While UK inflation has runner hotter than other countries, Goldman Sachs Research expects those pressures to ease in the coming quarters. 

Why is UK inflation still so high?

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"Why is UK inflation still so high?"

"UK core inflation is running notably ahead of other countries, reflecting high services inflation and firm wage growth. But Goldman Sachs Research’s analysis suggests that UK inflationary pressures should cool notably in coming quarters. Our economists expect UK inflation trends to converge with other advanced economies.\r\n"

UK core inflation is running notably ahead of other countries, reflecting high services inflation and firm wage growth. But Goldman Sachs Research’s analysis suggests that UK inflationary pressures should cool notably in coming quarters. Our economists expect UK inflation trends to converge with other advanced economies.

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