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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

High interest rates may persist, says Bank of England governor

Andrew Bailey says financial markets expect more rate rises amid continuing high inflation

The Guardian - UK

Biden touts his economic record in fiery speech: ‘Guess what – Bidenomics is working’

The president hopes to make his economic record a staple of his 2024 run even as many voters remain concerned about inflation

The Independent UK

UK watchdogs agree on ‘action plan’ to prevent consumers being ripped off

Measures are aimed at preventing companies using rampant inflation to hike prices during cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

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Is Target (TGT) a Value Buy This Week?

Despite inflation pressurizing consumers’ discretionary spending, retailer Target (TGT) expects to grow its operating income. Could TGT be a value buy this week? Let’s analyze some of its financial metrics to know more….

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Wage rises are driving inflation? Don’t swallow this dangerous rightwing myth

All the evidence is there: corporate greed is the culprit, but policymakers daren’t take on big business, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Prices of vegetables double in two weeks as monsoon fails to make a mark

While inflation affects all aspects of life, the heat of it is mostly felt by customers while buying their daily vegetables and fruits. With weather playing spoilsport, the prices of most vegetables in the city have shot up by over 50% in the last two weeks. The likes of tomato…

The Hindu

Top central bankers assert need for higher interest rates to tackle persistent inflation

Several of the world's top central bankers got together, and their message was clear: interest rates could go even higher to combat inflation

The Independent UK

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Five parts of the economy that are hit when house prices fall

UK house price growth is slowing. While prices rose 1.2% in June compared to last year, this is down on May’s 1.9% growth, according to property website Zoopla. Its house price index – which forecasts a 5% fall in house prices this year – also shows that 42% of sellers…

The Conversation

Central Bankers Maintain Their Hawkish Bias at ECB’s Policy Forum

Central bank chiefs kept up their hawkish language as they appeared today on a policy panel at the ECB’s policy retreat in Sintra, Portugal. Fed Chair Powell said he won’t take two consecutive rate hikes off the table “at all.” Powell also said, “Policy hasn’t been restrictive for very long....

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Bank of England admits its own forecasts ‘unworkable’ in inflation crisis

Central bank’s model ‘based on last quarter century’, concedes chief economist Huw Pill

The Independent UK

Flynn: Sunak patronised public with advice to ‘hold our nerve’ as mortgages rise

The SNP’s Westminster leader asked the Prime Minister when he last struggled to pay a bill.

The Independent UK

Small businesses' 'Covid suit of armor' is helping them defy the odds amid consistent predictions of an imminent recession

“Small businesses are like: ‘Hell, if I can make it through COVID, where the government actually forced me to shut down, I can make it through anything.'"

Fortune

President Biden To Address U.S. Economy In Chicago

Speech to cover job growth, inflation, skills development, investments, and Biden administration's focus on key sectors

Zenger

Few buyers for Eid camels as record inflation hits Pakistan

As inflation reaches record 38 percent in May and IMF bailout package awaited, the economic crisis affects celebrations.

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Editorial: Inflation Reduction Act will add to the deficit

Massive government spending programs typically cost more than projected. At some point, one might even call it a pattern.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: inflation drops more than expected; William Tyrrell’s foster mother speaks; and a cleaner destroys 25 years of research

A closer look at the monthly data reveals lower fuel costs, but higher prices for food and insurance

The Independent UK

Chancellor to meet consumer watchdog amid concerns over firms exploiting inflation

Bank of England said last week some retailers were failing to pass on lower costs to consumers to rebuild their profit margins

Manchester Evening News

Manchester bar chain launches inflation-busting £2.99 meals at its three sites

You'll be able to to get fish and chips or a burger, plus a beer, and still have change from a fiver

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The Guardian - AU

Banks stick to rate hike predictions – as it happened

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Inflation retreated in May to 5.6%, easing fears RBA will again raise interest rates

Consumer price index fell in May from 6.5% in April showing further signs that the worst of inflation may be over

Newsroom.co.nz

Finance Minister removes house prices from Reserve Bank remit

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on pricing power: it’s about firms’ strength and profiteering

Editorial: For the first time since Covid, businesses are most to blame for the UK’s high inflation rates. But ministers are doing little about it

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England’s quantitative easing scheme let ‘inflation take root’

UK economy became reliant on cheap money due to the Bank’s actions, warns former permanent secretary to the Treasury

Fortune

A recession indicator that predicted every downturn since 1969 started flashing months ago—and a Wall Street veteran warns it always works on a delay

Megan Horneman, who worked at Deutsche Bank before moving to Verdence Capital, says many signals are pointing to an “unavoidable” recession later this year.

AAP

Inflation surprise as rate of price growth slows in May

A softer-than-expected inflation number could be enough to keep interest rates on hold next week but the battle against rising prices is not over yet.

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