McKinsey Deputy Partner Matthew Chapman said in a report that the UK's inflation rate fell to 1.7% in September, below the Bank of England's 2% target, which is an important turning point. But the biggest question now is whether inflationary pressure will rise again. He said that housing costs are more than four times the current inflation rate, and rising crude oil prices may drive up drivers' costs. Energy bills are expected to rise 10% starting in October, and family life will be affected with the arrival of winter. Chapman said that the underlying factors driving price fluctuations are still complex, and it is necessary for the Bank of England to remain vigilant in the coming months.

McKinsey Deputy Partner Matthew Chapman said in a report that the UK's inflation rate fell to 1.7% in September, below the Bank of England's 2% target, which is an important turning point. But the biggest question now is whether inflationary pressure will rise again. He said that housing costs are more than four times the current inflation rate, and rising crude oil prices may drive up drivers' costs. Energy bills are expected to rise 10% starting in October, and family life will be affected with the arrival of winter. Chapman said that the underlying factors driving price fluctuations are still complex, and it is necessary for the Bank of England to remain vigilant in the coming months.