After years of deflation, prices on the high street are creeping up as the financial crisis bites
Over the past decade one of the most enduring trends on the high street has been price deflation. Fast and inexpensive fashion has become a fact of life for consumers used to being able to grab the latest looks at throwaway prices.
The rise of value fashion has seen some of the biggest success stories of recent years with the likes of Primark, New Look and the supermarkets establishing cut-price clothing offers.
