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Shop prices jump as retailers warn shoppers could face more pain
Food, clothing and everyday essentials are all under pressure as retailers struggle to absorb rising costs. Find out what the latest figures could mean for your shopping bill.
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00:00Shop prices are rising at their fastest pace in two and a half years. The British Retail
00:06Consortium says prices were 2.1% higher in October than a year earlier, up from 1.4%
00:13in September. Food inflation rose to 2.9%, while non-food inflation more than doubled
00:19to 1.7%. The trade body says retailers are struggling to absorb higher energy, transport
00:26and ingredient costs. It warns costs could be passed on to shoppers. That could put further
00:32pressure on household budgets, as families weigh up spending on food, clothing and other
00:38everyday essentials. The figures come ahead of Chancellor John Healy's first budget.

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