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Underlying wage pressures still building

The June Job Opening and Labour Turnover survey provided more evidence that labour market conditions are tightening, which will keep wage growth on a steady upward trend. With few signs of a sustained upturn in productivity growth, that will push core inflation higher over the next year or so.

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