Inflation latest: Cost of living expected to rise again in key figures released today

Air wages increased significantly last month, because ounce figures are expected to show, because the airlines generally increased prices in the midst of more powerful demand than families in July.

Pantheon macroeconomic analysts estimate that air fees may increase 17.1 percent between June and July.

Railway costs and package holidays will also be missed in the midst of the increase in summer trip.

Some experts say that the “oasis fist” can contribute to higher accommodation prices in July.

The group started a re -merger round last month and appeared alive for the first time since 2009.

Tickets were sold in all UK venues and caused the local sudden increases requested to hotel rooms.

British inflation is thought to have risen to 3.7 percent last month.

Consumer prices would increase the sixth month in a row.

They increased by 3.6 percent in June and accelerate from 3.4 percent in May.

Analysts say that food prices continue to climb and summer expenditures increase in July and hotel costs.