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Global economy 2023: how countries around the world are tackling the cost of living crisis

The rising cost of living is biting businesses and households around the world. Editors from across The Conversation’s international network have asked local academic experts to explain how their countries and regions are tackling this issue, as well as the 2023 outlook for prices and interest rates where they live.

The Conversation

Fewer Americans file for jobless claims last week

Fewer Americans applied for jobless benefits last week, reflecting a still-robust job market despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool the economy and bring down decades-high inflation

The Independent UK

Diversity of US workplaces is growing in terms of race, ethnicity and age – forcing more employers to be flexible

Increased immigration, longer life expectancy and a decline in birth rates are transforming the U.S. workforce in two important ways. The people powering this nation’s economy include far more people of color and workers over 55 than was the case four decades ago.

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Big interview: Simon Bird on the economy, freeport status, hydrogen and ferry terminal progress

David Laister speaks to the Humber port director as the new year sees activity across several key fronts

Birmingham Post

JP Morgan warns of gloomy job market ahead as the economy 'slips into a recession'

Hopes for a Fed pivot are premature, as Jay Powell has not succeeded yet in anchoring inflation expectations.

Fortune

Damage to economy may lead Labour to reconsider pledge to abolish tuition fees

Sir Keir Starmer would not be drawn into whether he still stood by a commitment to abolish university tuition fees, first made during in 2020.

The Independent UK

More than a board game – the painful hidden cost of monopolies

Monopolies don’t just dominate mining and banking – they loom large in sectors you might not initially think of, such as baby food and beer.

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Conor Sen: The January inflation bump Americans should welcome

Inflation was the bogeyman of 2022. Here at the dawn of 2023, the big question for the U.S. economy is whether or not — and when — we'll dip into a recession this year. In that respect, the bogeyman could become more of a friend.

Tribune News Service

Yemeni Government Kickstarts 2023 with Measures to Protect the Economy, Stabilize the Currency

The internationally recognized Yemeni government has launched 2023 by taking measures to protect the economy and stabilize the local currency, according to official sources. Government measures included an emphasis on rationalizing spending and sticking to inevitable expenses. Moreover, the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) underlined the need for strengthening unity, discussing…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The world economy faces a huge stress test in 2023

With inflation on the rise and the era of ultra-low interest rates over, there could well be a systemic crisis

The Guardian - UK

EXPLAINER: Why has Syria's economic crisis hit a new low?

Syria’s economy has hit its lowest point since its civil war started nearly 12 years ago, with spiraling inflation, a currency plunge and severe fuel shortages

The Independent UK

UK's Sunak vows to halve inflation, tackle illegal migration

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, in his first major speech of 2023, has pledged to halve inflation, grow the U.K. economy and stop illegal immigration

The Independent UK

Global economy 2023: how governments could make the energy crisis worse this year

This is the second instalment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023, which started with this article on global inflation.

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak pledges to slash inflation in half this year as PM outlines vision in major speech

Prime Minister announces five pledges on the economy, health and immigration

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Getting Ready to Retire? 3 Stocks That Are Safe as They Come

Many market pundits expect a recession in 2023 as policymakers continue raising interest rates to cool the economy and quell inflation. Retirees looking for stable passive income might consider adding fundamentally sound dividend-paying stocks, Walmart (WMT), Kellogg Company (K), and Cardinal Health (CAH), to their portfolios now. Keep reading….

Fortune

These 5 gender equity events impacted the U.S. economy in 2022. Addressing them in 2023 could unlock a $3.1 trillion opportunity

Women's labor force participation has been stunted–but men want to spend more time with their families. Here's what it means for the economy.

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4 Momentum Stocks to Get in on Right Now

While a slowdown looks inevitable, the U.S. economy might narrowly avoid a recession this year. Moreover, experts believe the stock market can recover in 2023. Therefore, investors might consider buying quality momentum stocks Schlumberger (SLB), Overseas Shipholding (OSG), Epsilon Energy (EPSN), and Adams Resources & Energy (AE) now. Keep reading….

Fortune

Prepare for a 'slowcession' in 2023, says one of the first economists to predict the 2008 financial crash

The year ahead will no doubt be tough for the U.S. economy, but the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics wants us to be a little more optimistic.

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The Independent UK

Outrage as Qatar pays for Wales first minister’s ‘lavish’ five-star hotel stay

The first minister, economy minister and their officials were put up in the Ritz-Carlton Doha during a trip to the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Welsh first minister criticised for ‘lavish’ World Cup hotel stay paid by Qatar

Mark Drakeford and economy minister Vaughan Gething were guests of host nation at five-star Ritz-Carlton

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Latino voters are still in search of a working-class agenda

The education divide that has defined American politics over the last three election cycles has begun to appear in the country’s largest blue state, California. Democrats have captured and retained greater shares of college-educated voters in metro areas, but it has come at the expense of losing rural and blue-collar…

Insider UK

Edinburgh and Glasgow lead the pack as UK set to exit recession in mid-2023

However, Aberdeen’s economy is predicted to shrink in the next 12 months

Asharq Al-Awsat

Tunisia Seeks 2.1% Growth Through ‘Development Plan’

Economy Minister Samir Saied said on Tuesday that the government seeks growth of 2.1 percent through the 2023-2025 development plan. In press statements, he said he predicted unemployment rate to drop from 15.3 percent to 14 percent between 2022 and 2025. Tunisia’s economy already deteriorated after the political transition in…

Tribune News Service

Seattle's pandemic-weary workers may see a tougher job market in 2023

Almost three years after COVID-19 shut down the economy and put nearly half a million Washingtonians out of work, the job market remains in a state of confusing, unnerving flux.

StockNews.com

“Murphy’s Law” Stock Market in 2023?

Sometimes the stock market and S&P 500 (SPY) do what you expect...and sometimes it does the exact opposite. Now with so many investors so bearish...then maybe quite plausible that things surprise to the upside with new bull market emerging. Steve Reitmeister, CEO of StockNews.com, provides his insights on this timely…

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