In the latest release of economic data, the United Kingdom's Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December 2025 has remained unchanged at 3.2%, mirroring November's figure. This continuation, reported on 21 January 2026, indicates a steady inflation rate when compared year-over-year.
For two consecutive months, the Core CPI—an essential measure excluding volatile items such as food and energy—has seen no increase from the previous month's year-ago comparison. This stagnation suggests that underlying inflation pressures may be stabilizing, providing some assurance amidst ongoing economic uncertainties.
Economists and policymakers will be closely monitoring these indicators, as a stable Core CPI may influence the Bank of England's monetary policy decisions moving forward. With inflation maintaining its current pace, stakeholders remain attentive to potential policy shifts that could emerge in response to continuing steadiness in price levels.
