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The figure that shows why teachers are on strike in Wales

Experts have looked at teachers pay in the last 13 years

Wales Online

January may have delivered lower, if still solid, job growth

The American economy has an unusual problem: The job market looks too strong — at least to the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve

The Independent UK

Biden comes to Philly to cast past accomplishments as a case for 2024 success

PHILADELPHIA — President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris aim to move Democrats forward on a visit Friday to Philadelphia. Getting there may require a walk back down memory lane.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Fed Chair Powell is no Kobe Bryant. He didn’t have ‘Mamba mentality’ in his crucial press conference, UBS says

Jerome Powell has lost some of his focus when it comes to fighting inflation, UBS's chief investment officer said.

Fortune

Argentina OKs new 2,000 peso bill as inflation bites, still only worth $5

Argentina will roll out a new 2,000-peso bill, the central bank said on Thursday, which would double the face value of the country's top denomination bank note, but would still only be worth $11 officially and $5 in commonly used parallel markets.

Reuters

Asian equities jump on Fed hints

Asian stock markets broadly advanced on Thursday as currencies rose following Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell mention that the US central bank might soon shift its focus from taming inflation to curbing the economic slowdown.

Bangkok Post

The economic shock hitting the U.S. housing market just lost some punch

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate falls to 5.99%. That's a five-month low.

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The Guardian view on the care home sector: trouble looms as rents rise

Editorial: An inflationary environment makes care home collapses more probable, given the way they’re financing themselves

The Guardian - UK

'Bond king' Gundlach predicts stocks have further room to rally as Fed ends tightening cycle

The DoubleLine CEO expects Fed chair Powell will only hike one last time before calling it quits amid signs inflation is abating.

Fortune

COVID Stimulus Spending Played 'Sizable Role' in Inflation

Fiscal stimulus during the pandemic contributed to an increase in inflation of about 2.6 percentage points.

Reason

Sunak refuses to even utter the word crisis. But how else to describe his first 100 days?

Inertia on the NHS and obstinacy on strikes have left the equivocating PM clinging to a life raft, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

These 3 Dividend Stocks Are Worth Investing In

While the better-than-expected GDP growth in the last quarter and declining inflationary pressures are raising optimism, macro uncertainties remain. With interest rate hikes expected to continue, recession possibilities cannot be ruled out. Therefore, fundamentally sound dividend-paying stocks, AbbVie (ABBV), Gilead Sciences (GILD), and Sisecam Resources (SIRE), could be worth investing…

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3 Promising Stocks to Get in on This Year

With the Fed likely to continue rate hikes for the foreseeable future to combat stubbornly high inflation, the stock market is expected to remain under pressure. Given this backdrop, fundamentally sound stocks Cisco Systems (CSCO), McDonald's (MCD), and US Foods Holding (USFD) could be promising additions to your portfolio. Read…

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National Conservatives Can't Find a Good Excuse for Viktor Orbán's Inflation Disaster

Hungary's inflation hits 24.5 percent—the highest in the European Union—and Orbán's price controls aren't helping.

Reason

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The Independent UK

UK house prices: How interest rate rise will affect property market and mortgages

Bank of England’s tenth interest rates rise in row will impact homeowners and house buying hopefuls

The Times of India

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Interest rates go up again - what it means for your mortgage, debts and savings

The Bank of England raised interest rates on Thursday to try and lower inflation, which is being pushed up by higher energy, food and fuel prices - here are more details

Daily Mirror

UK heading for recession - but won't be as bad as expected, says Bank of England

The Bank of England warned that an economic slump is looming but it will be shorter and shallower than predicted thanks to falling energy prices and inflation starting to ease

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The Guardian - UK

Interest rates rise again but Bank of England hints at a brighter future

Threadneedle Street is still expecting a recession but it is likely to be a mild one by UK standards

Manchester Evening News

Bank of England hikes interest rate for the tenth time in a row

The 0.5 per cent rise in the base rate was implemented in the hopes that it will drive down double-digit inflation

Wales Online

The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 4%

It means mortgages and other debt will become more expensive for millions of people

The Independent UK

Bank of England raises interest rates again in 10th consecutive hike

Central bank Monetary Policy Committee announces another 0.5 per cent increase to base rate

Insider UK

Bank of England pushes interest rates up to 4%

Central bank says the UK is still headed for a recession, but it could be shallower and shorter than previously expected

Birmingham Post

Interest rates rise to 4% as Bank of England prepares for 'shallow' recession

Monetary Policy Committee says inflation may have peaked in the UK

Daily Mirror

Interest rates hiked to 4% in 15-year high - what it means for your money

The base rate has today been increased from 3.5% to 4% and remains at its highest level since 2008 - but what exactly does it mean for your money? We explain what you need to know

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