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UK consumer price inflation unexpectedly rose to 2.1% in May, above the Bank of England's 2% target, after April's 1.5%. Further increases are expected as the economy reopens.
Higher UK inflation feeds into the Bank of England's rate outlook and sterling, but it has no direct effect on feed commodity supply or prices.
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