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Poorest in society will pay most for Tory tax cuts, Kwasi Kwarteng signals

Kwasi Kwarteng refused to say if benefits would rise with inflation next April amid warnings that families face destitution if they do not.

Daily Record

How bonds work and why everyone is talking about them right now: a finance expert explains

The Bank of England is buying bonds again. Just as it was about to start selling the debt it had accumulated as part of its last effort to support the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, the central bank has been forced to announce a new scheme to shore up investor…

The Conversation

How to protect your money as UK heads for longest recession since the 1920s

Mirror Money editor Levi Winchester looks at how you can best protect your finances in a background of rising interest rates, soaring inflation and the UK likely heading into recession

Daily Mirror

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Uncertain time for pensioners as minister fails to soothe fears over triple lock threat

No decision on whether pensions and benefits will stay tied to inflation

Wales Online

‘Devastating’ if Tories break promise to uprate benefits in line with inflation

Treasury minister Chris Philp told ITV that the Treasury would not commit to an expected uprating of benefits in line with inflation.

The Independent UK

Fewer people seek US unemployment aid amid solid hiring

The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits dropped last week, a sign that few companies are cutting jobs despite high inflation and a weak economy

The Independent UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation fell this week as fuel prices dropped

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Peak oil has finally arrived. No, Really

I’ve rarely felt more trepidation about writing a column than this one. But here goes: After more than a century of almost continual growth, the world’s appetite for oil is peaking, and will soon enter terminal decline.

Tribune News Service

What does inflation mean for you?

Cost of living crisis continues to bite as energy bills, fuel and food prices climb

The Independent UK

Opinion: With mortgage rates and the economy it’s better to plan and calculate than take a risk

"Many of the inflationary pressures are temporary and have a cause, which can be remedied with the right appetite"

Birmingham Post

Bulgaria to hold election overshadowed by war in Ukraine

Bulgarians will go to the polls for the fourth time in less than two years in a general election overshadowed this time by the war in Ukraine, rising energy costs and galloping inflation

The Independent UK

Market Wrap: Volatility continues with pound’s flash-crash and a bearish US dollar

Volatility expected to remain heightened (in ‘both directions’) until the Fed manages to get inflation back under control.

The New Daily

Inflation and demand for social care leaves Bristol City Council needing to find £31m

Council bosses are warning some services could be reduced next year in order to balance the books

Bristol Post

Government is ‘absolutely committed’ to pensions triple lock – Kwarteng

Inflation is expected to be by far the highest triple lock factor this year, potentially putting pensioners in line for an increase of 10% or more.

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Daily Mirror

What is happening to the economy explained - from mortgages to pensions

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-Budget kick-started a chaotic chain of events that are now affecting everything from mortgages to pensions, with many homeloans pulled from the market and deals cancelled

StockNews.com

2 Earnings Winners to Scoop Up During the Bear Market

The bear market has been brutal. Given the trend in inflation and weakening economy, it's unlikely to end soon. For investors, the best strategy is to use the adverse market conditions to scoop up stocks that have a long-term history of compounding earnings. Therefore, investors should consider buying Builders FirstSource…

Glasgow Live

DWP benefit claimants issued warning as MPs suggests payments may not rise with inflation

Those who receive DWP benefits such as Universal Credit, Job Seekers Allowance and Pension Credit have been issued a warning as UK Government ministers suggest that payments may not rise with inflation rates.

Axios

Why hurricane preparation is so costly for low-income people

Inflation is making hurricane preparedness more difficult for Florida's cost-burdened households.

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WEKU

Memories of the 1970s haunt the Fed, pushing its aggressive rate moves

The Federal Reserve is cracking down hard on inflation, in hopes of avoiding a repeat of the 1970s, when price hikes were so sustained, they got baked in to people's thinking.

WEKU

Financial markets are a mess around the world. Fingers are pointing at the Fed

Customarily, the Fed and other central banks do as much as they can to keep markets calm. This time they're the reason behind the volatility.

Bristol Post

Liz Truss called out by Bristol radio presenter for giving 'scripted answers'

The Prime Minister hasn't been in the media since the government announced a series of tax cuts in its 'mini budget' on Friday

Tribune News Service

Commentary: How Fed-induced inflation is battering your wallet

A common sound bite today is that the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate hike is pushing the nation toward recession. But that’s like beginning a book on page 813. The origin of today’s economic malaise is prolonged and massive federal budget deficits, combined with a Fed willing to finance those…

The Guardian - UK

Next boss warns of second cost of living crisis in 2023 as pound slumps

Simon Wolfson says currency crisis means inflation, which has soared because of energy prices, may be worse next year

Bangkok Post

Baht leads declines among weak Asian currencies

Most emerging Asian currencies weakened against a stronger US dollar on Thursday, with the Thai baht shedding more than 1% following a quarter-point rate hike that investors viewed as moderate to bring down inflation running at a 14-year high.

The Independent UK

Minister suggests benefits may not be uprated in line with inflation

Government departments have been reportedly asked to make plans for efficiency savings

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