英国通胀：9月年通胀率3.8%不变，央行或谨慎决策

Core Insights - The UK inflation rate remained unchanged at 3.8% for September, defying expectations from economists and the Bank of England [1] - The core inflation rate decreased to 3.5% in September from 3.6% in August [1] - The upcoming Bank of England meeting on November 6 will likely see a cautious approach due to persistent inflation and weak growth [1] Inflation Data - The UK inflation rate has held steady at 3.8% for three consecutive months, contrary to predictions that it would peak at 4% in September [1] - The core inflation rate for September was reported at 3.5%, a slight decrease from the previous month [1] - Price changes in various categories, including rising gasoline and airfare prices, contributed to the overall stability of inflation [1] Economic Implications - The Bank of England is unlikely to lower the benchmark interest rate of 4% given the unchanged CPI data and minimal month-on-month growth of only 0.1% in August [1] - Economists suggest that the persistent inflation and lack of economic growth will lead the Bank of England to maintain a cautious stance in its monetary policy [1]