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The pound retreated after UK inflation proved more persistent than expected, with March headline CPI at 10.1% against forecasts of 9.8%. Price pressures were broad-based beyond energy, according to the ONS report.
Persistent UK inflation raises rate expectations and may weaken sterling as purchasing power erodes, with little direct effect on feed markets.
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