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Price cap predicted to significantly fall in 2024

Price cap predicted to significantly fall in 2024

Industry experts are predicting that the default tariff cap will significantly fall in the second quarter of 2024, thanks to a decrease in wholesale prices. Experts at Investec and Cornwall Insight have published analysis which predicts decreases of more than £200 when the April cap comes into effect.

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