Monica George Michail

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #inflation figures is out now⚡️ #UKeconomy #InterestRates @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #labourmarket figures is out now ⚡️ @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #inflation figures is out now ⚡️ @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #LabourMarket data is out now⚡️ @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

Services inflation continues to be the largest contributor to the headline rate, driven by rising housing costs and strong wage growth.

Food inflation rose to 4.9% in July amidst adverse weather conditions.

We expect inflation to remain above 3% throughout 2025 and fall closer to target by late 2026.

CPI inflation rose to 3.8% in July. Here's a short thread on today's developements from @MichailMonica 🧵

Our comment on today's #CPI numbers. Our full analysis will be released later this morning.

Today’s ONS figures indicate that regular wage growth has been slowing but remains elevated at 5% in June 2025. Here’s a short thread from @MichailMonica on the recent labour market movements:

⚡️OUT NOW ⚡️ Beyond #Tariffs - What next for the #GlobalEconomy ? 🌎 In our latest #MondayInterview and ahead of the publication of the summer Global Economic Outlook, @MichailMonica explores some of the issues affecting the world economies ⬇️⬇️⬇️ hubs.la/Q03B5klf0

Our comment on this morning's labour market data. Our full analysis will be released later this morning.

Given signs of labour market cooling, we expect the Bank of England to implement one further #rate cut this year.📉 4/4 ENDS Our full analysis will be out shortly, in the meantime you can read what we said last month here ⬇️ niesr.ac.uk/publication-ty…

Earnings growth has remained higher for longer than expected but is forecast to continue gradually slowing in the coming months. 3/4

Unemployment rose to 4.7%, its highest level in 4 years, while vacancies continued falling by 7% on the quarter. 2/4

Today’s ONS figures indicate that regular wage growth remains elevated at 5% in May 2025. Here’s a short thread on the recent labour market movements 🧵⬇️ 1/4

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #labourmarket data is out now ⚡️ #unemployment #wages #UKeconomy @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

⚡️Our reaction to the latest #inflation figures is out now⚡️ @MichailMonica @RoyalEconSoc

In the year to May 2025, the UK consumer price index rose by 3.4%—0.1 percentage points lower than in the previous month. It remains the second highest in the G7, after Japan.

CPI #inflation significantly recorded 3.4 per cent in May. Here’s a short thread from @MichailMonica on today’s developments: /1