- 2% in core inflation is not a small difference. It’s the average British worker losing 700£ a year more than the European - of course they have different cur

- 2% in core inflation is not a small difference. It’s the average British worker losing 700£ a year more than the European - of course they have different currencies, that’s exactly what we are talking about, and also different governments. One busy sabotaging its supply chains and the other doing whatever - the UK has been having much more severe shortages than the rest of Europe (empty petrol stations everywhere bar NI?), that are having an impact on prices > You are not explaining your rather bold claim that "most of UK inflation" is due to Brexit... You are right, I should have said “much of the core inflation differential with the EU is due to Brexit” You are welcome