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Prices of Stationery & Office, DIY & Garden and Major Domestic Appliances are up most in the year ending June 2023.
The Household 100 Race Chart; (each period represents 12 months, for example June 2022 includes July 2021 to June 2022 inclusive; the % rates above represent the segments in our report which are increasing in price when comparing the current 12 months, to the previous 12 months). Created with flourish.studio https://flourish.studio
June’s H100 figures show all reported sectors seeing either a price drop or remaining level with May. The only exceptions were IT products and Consumer Electronics & Photo which saw small increases. Looking in the detail at our 100 categories, Glues replaces Air Fryers in the ‘Getting More Expensive’ list. Monitors regain their top spot on the ‘Getting Cheaper’ list, with TVs now in third place. Coffee Machines drop out of this list to be replaced by Routers.
Max Templeman, Insight Director, GfK says: “In December, we reported that all the sectors we measure had become more expensive. Fast forward six months and the situation is different. Looking at our list of 100 everyday items, we see some cause for cautious optimism, as in the 12 months to June 2023 we’ve recorded a slight drop in price inflation to 8.7%. There’s been a change in the ‘Getting Cheaper’ and ‘Getting more Expensive’ top 10s too, offering some reasons to be cheerful at least.”
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