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The British public's expectations for inflation fell for two straight months, according to a survey that could influence the Bank of England as it tries to assess the risk of inflation getting stuck above its 2% target. Public expectations for inflation for the 12 months ahead fell to 3.9% in November and to 3.5% in December compared with 4.2% in October, the survey by U.S. bank Citi and market research company YouGov showed.
The pollster has a big presence in the U.S., even though it's based in London.