@kytphine:Why is UK inflation higher than other countries? The UK's inflation rate jumped unexpectedly last month with the cost of living rising faster here than in most of the world's advanced economies. Price rises rose by 10.4% in the year to February, in contrast to the US and the Eurozone where inflation has eased to 6% and 8.5% respectively. Inflation is volatile and reading too much into one month's figures would be a mistake, however, the UK's inflation rate has been persistently higher on average compared to the US and other large economies in Europe over the past year. With the cost of living continuing to eat away at household budgets - many are starting to ask: Does the UK have its own inflation problem? 1. Food price rises One of the main drivers of February's inflation rise was the pri

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