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UK retail prices climb amid energy costs
Store price inflation in Britain rose to 1.5% in August compared to 0.9% in July, marking the highest level in two years. This increase is primarily due to rising energy and fuel costs, along with the impact of the hot and dry weather on food prices, especially canned and packaged foods, which increased by 2.5%. The CEO of the British Retail Council confirmed that rising input and essential costs are beginning to impact consumer prices, particularly for imported and manufactured products.
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