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UK inflation hits fresh 40-year high of 9.4% and ‘could hit 12% in October’

May’s 9.1% figure exceeds analysts’ expectations, with some saying Bank’s 11% autumn forecast is low

The Guardian - UK

EU to cut gas use by 15%; UK inflation rises for ninth month in a row to 9.4% – as it happened

EU says Russia ‘likely’ to halt gas supplies, while in the UK, milk, cheese, eggs, vegetables and ready meals become more expensive

The Guardian - UK

‘Stuff your 5%!’ Is the UK facing a summer of discontent – and what can we learn from the winter of 1979?

Transport workers, barristers, doctors, teachers, nurses, civil servants: if they haven’t yet voted to strike, they’re likely to do so. The last time anything like this happened, it brought down the government …

The Guardian - UK

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What is CPI and why is it based on the price of dog collars and veggie sausages?

The consumer price index (CPI) is the main way that inflation is tracked, calculating the rising cost of every day goods, from dog food to sports bras

Daily Mirror

‘Right policy choice’: RBA boss Philip Lowe defends COVID response as inflation anger grows

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has defended his COVID response, saying that pinning interest rates to the floor in 2020 was the “right policy choice”.

The New Daily

Central bank to ensure uninterrupted economic recovery

Thailand's economy has clearly recovered and the Bank of Thailand (BoT) will ensure the recovery is not interrupted by efforts to tackle higher inflation, BoT governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput said on Wednesday, amid expectations of an interest rate hike.

Bangkok Post

Oil Prices Ease Ahead of US Inventory Data

Oil prices edged down on Wednesday, pressured by global central bank efforts to tame inflation and ahead of expected builds in US crude inventories as product demand weakens. Brent crude prices for September fell 37 cents, or 0.3%, to $106.98 a barrel by 0340 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate…

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Global Housing Boom Fades as Interest Rates Climb

Rising interest rates are slamming the brakes on a global housing boom that spread far beyond the U.S. during the pandemic, heaping extra pressure on central banks as they try to tame inflation without triggering deep downturns in their economies.

Bangkok Post

Two thirds of finance heads braced for recession next year

Deloitte CFO survey flags inflation rises and interest rates as root cause of inevitable downturn

Evening Standard

Majority of UK sectors show rising economic output

Demand weakens, with nine sectors seeing new order volumes contract – the highest number since last January

Insider UK

Newcastle grain terminal accused of preparing 'strike breaking' workforce

'Strike-breakers' prepared as grain terminal workers seek inflation pay rise

Newcastle Herald

Netflix Q2 subscriber loss widens, but not as much as feared

Netflix shed another 970,000 subscribers during the spring amid tougher competition and soaring inflation that’s squeezing household budgets, increasing the urgency behind the video streaming service’s effort to launch a cheaper option with commercial interruptions

The Independent UK

Chancellor says public sector pay rises will not fuel inflation

Britain’s biggest public-sector pay increases in nearly 20 years will not fuel price pressures, Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi said.

Evening Standard

Labour shortages hold back tourism recovery

Despite tourism's gradual recovery around the world, inflation and labour shortages remain big challenges for the hospitality industry, according to IHG Hotels & Resorts.

Bangkok Post

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The Canberra Times

RBA confident households can withstand more interest rate rises

A senior RBA official is confident households can withstand more rate rises but flagged concerns over high debt levels.

Daily Mirror

Millions of workers get 'massive pay cut' dressed up as rise - find out if you are one

Teachers, police officers, NHS staff, civil servants and other public sector workers are being handed measly pay rises as the cost of living crisis spirals - triggering warnings of strike action

Benzinga

The Power of Dividend Reinvestment in REITs

Once upon a time in the United States, regular savings accounts paid over 5% interest. The May 31, 1979, issue of the New York Times reported that federal regulators allowed commercial banks to pay 5.25% interest on their savings accounts, while savings and loans and mutual savings banks were able…

Nottingham Post

'Remarkable recovery' at Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena but 'significant issues' lie ahead

Ticket prices have been hiked due to soaring inflation

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Try These 3 Dividend Stocks Instead of Buying the Market Dip

The stock market has been under pressure with the soaring inflation and the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes. Amid the market downturns, investors are buying the dip in stocks, which can generate long-term returns. However, dividend investing could be a wise strategy to ensure a stable income stream amid the uncertain…

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NHS nurses' £1,400 pay rise described as 'a kick in the teeth' by unions

Unions say the £1,400 award varies from around 4% to over 9% for staff which represents a real-terms cut as inflation soars

The Guardian - US

Apple reportedly will curb hiring next year in response to rocky economy

The company joins other tech firms in slowing hiring as fears grow that inflation will lower consumer demand

The Guardian - UK

Half-point interest rate rise ‘on the table’ next month, says Bank of England chief

Andrew Bailey also announces plan to sell off some of Bank’s bonds stock to reinforce effect of higher rates in tackling inflation

The Independent UK

Government confirms ‘unacceptable’ 5% pay rise for experienced teachers

Teachers’ leaders have described the rise for experienced teachers as ‘unacceptable’, with strikes possibly going ahead in autumn.

The Guardian - UK

Strikes threat as UK public sector staff given below-inflation pay rise

Unions warn many workers will quit teaching, nursing and social care rather than take real-terms pay cut

The Independent UK

Nurses, teachers and police get pay rises of 4-5%, as unions prepare for strike action

Unions say below-inflation increases ‘kick in the teeth’ for Britain’s key workers

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