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British inflation fell to 3.4 percent in May in May, since the Bank of England prove that the recent price increases are under control.
Reading the Office for National Statistics corresponded to the forecasts in a Reuters survey among analysts and marked a decline compared to 3.5 percent in April.
The figures came a day before a BoE policy meeting, in which the central bank is expected to remain unchanged.
The committee for monetary policy committees reduced the loan costs by a quarter of a quarter last month, but the minutes of the session showed a sharp division between the nine political decision -makers about the threat from inflation.
After the inflation publication in April, the ONS said that the heading for the month was increased by around 0.1 percentage points due to an error in the data on the consumption tax duration. It is said that it would use correct numbers in May.
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