The Only UK Supermarket Where Weekly Shop Prices Are Dropping

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Average prices fell at Aldi while rivals rose, revealing a rare supermarket divide.

Aldi Is the Only Major Chain Moving Down

The Fall Has Continued for Three Quarters

The Average Unit Price Is Down Six Pence

Sainsbury’s Recorded the Largest Increase

Asda’s Average Rose by Four Pence

Tesco and Morrisons Both Added Three Pence

Lidl Also Moved in the Opposite Direction

These Figures Do Not Price an Identical Basket

A Separate Basket Test Still Put Aldi First

Lower Inflation Does Not Mean Lower Bills Everywhere

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