The continued strength of inflation, resulting in further falls in households’ real pay, raises the question of whether we can ever look forward to a period when it finally eases and so supports rather than scuppers growth. We continue to think that there are good reasons to expect inflation to fall to a low rate next year, enabling real earnings to begin rising again.
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