Britain's inflation rate reached 1 1. 1% in June 5438+ 10, a record high of 4 1 year! How will the British government respond?

According to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, prices in Britain rose by 1 1. 1%, reaching a new high of 4 1, up 0.2% month-on-month and 5.4% year-on-year. The main reason for the rise in prices in Britain is the rise in food prices. The CPI rose by 6.3% year-on-year. Among them, food prices rose by 7.7%; Energy prices rose by 7.8%; Gasoline prices rose by 9.6%; Housing rents rose by 6.4%. In terms of food, it is mainly affected by the shortage of food supply, which leads to the increase of CPI 1.9%.

According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics, the main reason for the increase in food prices is the serious shortage of meat and vegetables in the market. Due to the recent high temperature weather, British farmers have to import a lot of fresh vegetables and meat to make up for this gap. Among other staple foods, the price of chicken decreased by 4.5%, the price of beef decreased by 0.9%, and the price of mutton decreased by 4.6%. The price of pork decreased by 3.5%, and the number of eggs decreased by 2. 1%.

This measure will ease inflation in Britain, but it will also ease the pressure of local economic development. Britain has not only inflation, but also rising energy prices and debt. At the same time, many workers in many industries began to strike and demanded higher wages. Because of the income level in Britain, the quality of life of many ordinary people has further declined, and people's quality of life has obviously declined. In this case, if we need to take measures to stabilize economic growth, we also need to take measures to reduce economic growth and economic growth prospects.

Food and energy costs are the main causes of core inflation, because the rising costs of the British agricultural sector have led to higher food prices. At present, Britain is in a period of government fiscal austerity, which leads to the devaluation of the pound. If inflation remains high in Britain, it may further increase the weight of the pound in the international monetary system, thus damaging its economic growth capacity. The British government has been easing the pressure of domestic demand by raising energy and food prices. But at present, these measures have not had much effect, because people are worried about high inflation and low wages. Therefore, the most important thing at present is to stabilize the price and supply level.