Consumer Prices (Sep.)

Inflation rose further to 4.4% in September due to both renewed supply disruptions and the easing of travel restrictions. We do not expect the various supply disruptions that are pushing up goods prices to ease until well into 2022, which suggests that inflation will remain above 4.0% into next year.

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