date:Oct 16, 2012
mprovement in Britons' real disposable income, which posted the sharpest quarterly increase in three years in the second quarter.
Shop price inflation ticked down in September as prices of non-food goods fell at a faster pace while food price inflation stayed at a two-year low, a survey showed earlier this month.
Lower inflation will provide the Bank of England with more leeway to extend its quantitative easing asset purchases when the current 50 billion pound round is completed in November.