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UK DATA: Weak PPI Could Fuel Further Fall in Consumer Inflation
-UK Oct Input PPI -5.1% y/y vs -3.0% in Sept
-UK Oct Output PPI +0.8% y/y vs +1.2% in Sept
-UK Oct Core Output PPI +1.3% y/y vs +1.7% in Sept
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Pipeline inflation weakened further in October, courtesy of a fall in 
oil and petroleum prices, suggesting consumer inflation could remain 
quiescient in months to come. Crude oil prices slumped by 5.3% between 
September and October, subtracting 0.91pp from annual input PPI, 
fuelling the biggest fall since April of 2016. The price of petroleum 
products declined by 5.7% in the month, contributing to the lowest level 
of output PPI since August 2016. But intermediate inflation excluding 
the effect of oil was also subdued, with core output PPI slipping to its 
lowest level since July of 2016. 

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