UK Inflation Surges to 3.6% in June, Driven by Food and Fuel

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UK's inflation rate rose to 3.6% in June, driven mainly by motor fuel and food prices, exceeding expectations and prompting concerns over living costs. The Bank of England is expected to consider a rate cut in August amid ongoing economic contraction and inflation volatility.
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