Following two electoral drubbings this week, the Conservative Party will be hoping to find a way to reverse its fortunes at the next general election. Could falling inflation be the source of a potential turnaround? UK headline CPI came in at 6.7% last month, down from its peak and getting closer to Rishi Sunak’s pledge of 5.3% by the end of the year, though still way above the Bank of England’s 2% target. But it is not just consumer prices that matter for voters; and Fathom analysis suggests that, even if inflation is reined in, a weak economy is still likely to weigh on Mr Sunak’s popularity when election time comes round…