The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

As businesses review hiring plans and consumers consider spending decisions, the Reserve Bank remains cautious

Almost all retirees report they are worried about inflation lessening the value of their assets, according to a new survey.

Stubborn inflation, mounting sovereign debt, and wary investor sentiment are pushing 30‑year government bond yields sharply higher across the U.S., Japan, Germany, the U.K., Canada and the eurozone, heralding a new era of elevated borrowing costs and heightened recession risk worldwide.

Huw Pill says rate cuts could fuel inflation resurgence and urges colleagues to be cautious before making further cuts

Huw Pill said the pace of interest rate reductions since August last year has been ‘too rapid’ given the balance of risks to UK inflation.

Huw Pill said cuts in the Bank of England’s base rate have been ‘too rapid’

The Reserve Bank of Australia cut the official interest rate for the second time this year, as it lowered forecasts for Australian economic growth and pointed to increasing uncertainty in the world economy.

The Reserve Bank predicts trade uncertainty will cause Australia's GDP to grow 0.3 percentage points lower in 2025, shaving $8 billion off the economy.

Australia’s central bank has reduced its benchmark interest by a quarter percentage point for a second time this year to 3.85% after inflation fell within a target range

Michele Bullock says she does not expect Australia to fall into recession, but the bank is wary of economic conditions deteriorating

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