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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Interest rates cut to 4% but Rachel Reeves’ hopes of easing cost-of-living crisis hit by inflation jump blow

The reduction is the fifth over the past year and brings borrowing costs down to their lowest since March 2023

Evening Standard

Retirees Could Get Up To $54 More Monthly In 2026—But Will It Be Enough?

The annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) for Social Security are anticipated to provide retirees with a modest increase in benefits in 2026. However, this may not be enough to keep up with the rising costs that retirees face.

Benzinga

Stock Market Today: US Futures Rise Amid Russia Peace Talk Update—Investors Await Eli Lilly, Block Earnings (UPDATED)

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to include the latest economic data and futures figures.

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Bank of England poised to cut interest rates

Quarter-point reduction expected, with City investors predicting a three-way split among rate setters

The Guardian - UK

Bank Of England Set To Cut Rate As UK Economy Weakens

The Bank of England is widely expected to cut its key interest rate Thursday, with policymakers mindful of US tariffs and their potential risks to an already-struggling UK economy.

International Business Times

10 Products Now Packaged to Hide Shrinkflation

You’re spending the same—or more—but getting less. That’s shrinkflation in action, and it’s everywhere right now. While inflation raises prices outright, shrinkflation takes a sneakier route by reducing package sizes, quantities, or quality without changing the price tag. From chips to toilet paper, manufacturers are quietly trimming down products, hoping…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Housing Crisis 2025: Why Rental Shortages Could Spike Your Living Costs

Explore how rental shortages and high rents are contributing to keeping inflation stubbornly high -- and what it means for interest rates and affordability.

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By changing our diets now, we can avoid the food chaos that climate change is bringing

Climate change is pushing up the prices of the food that we buy and therefore changing what we eat. One-third of UK food price increases in 2023 resulted from climate change, according to research by agricultural economists. This extra cost contributed to food price inflation and the UK’s cost-of-living crisis.

The Conversation

Only 5% of retirees say they’re ‘living the dream’ and 19% are ‘living the nightmare.’ Here are 3 lessons to protect your future

Deb Boyden, head of U.S. Defined Contribution at the $750 billion asset manager Schroders, offers takeaways from today's retirees.

Fortune

Can Trump's Russia Tariffs Rattle the Global Economy? Secondary Tariffs Threaten Huge Effects

Trump's secondary tariffs on Russia's oil buyers like China, India could disrupt global markets, spike oil to $120, and fuel inflation.

International Business Times UK

Democrats have early edge over Republicans in 2026 midterm election poll

Dissatisfaction about the economy, inflation and immigration is driving voters away from Donald Trump and GOP — including among young voters who turned out for him in 2024

The Independent UK

Stocks Drop As Trump Tariffs Fuel Inflation, Palantir Hits $400 Billion Value: What's Moving Market Tuesday?

Stocks slipped Tuesday as fresh economic data reignited stagflation fears on Wall Street, overshadowing a blowout quarter from Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR), the top-performing SP 500 stock of 2025.

Benzinga

Bitcoin, Gold, Real Estate Are Key Inflation Hedges Before 2026 Downturn, Expert Warns

Michael Howell, founder CEO of Crossborder Capital, has warned that global liquidity will peak by early 2026, after which markets may face turbulence due to $40 trillion in debt refinancing needs across government, corporate, and household sectors.

Benzinga

The Inflation Alarm Is On—And Trump's Tariffs Are To Blame

While early signs of tariff-driven inflation had sparked a controversial debate, U.S. businesses are now sending a clear message—price pressures are mounting fast, and inflation is making a comeback.

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This Money Expert Says ‘Savers Are Losers’ — Is He Right? Experts Weigh In

Kiyosaki says that "Savers are losers" and instead advocated investing in alternative assets like gold, silver and bitcoin. But is he right? Experts weigh in.

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The New Retirement Problem Boomers Are Facing

Baby boomer homeowners are sitting on a ton of equity right now. According to the Federal Reserve, they hold $17.3 trillion in home equity, roughly 50% of the country's total equity. This is in large...

Saving Advice

10 Payout Options That Could Ruin Your Pension

You’ve worked for years, maybe even decades, counting on your pension to carry you through retirement. But when it finally comes time to collect, you’re...

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6-Month Check-In: 6 Ways Trump’s Presidency Has Impacted Our Wallets

Tariffs, taxes, inflation and more. Discover how some Trump-era policies are impacting consumer spending, hiring, the stock market and your financial future.

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A New AI Tailwind Could Come to Boost Taiwan Semiconductor Stock

A new AI environment could be the answer to a locked labor market, increasing productivity and efficiency without inflation.

The Guardian - US

The one thing Donald Trump isn’t saying about tariffs

The president has an awful lot to say about tariffs – but what about what he doesn’t say?

Benzinga

Trump Is Playing With Inflation Data, People Say—Here's What We Know

Whispers of government manipulation are swirling after a quiet change in how inflation is measured.

Saving Advice

8 “Safe” Investments That Are Quietly Losing Value

Conservative investments are supposed to be the calm in a financial storm—the low-risk places we park our money when we want security over growth. But...

The Guardian - AU

Inflation is down but prices remain high: when will the cost-of-living crisis end?

The biggest inflationary shock in a generation has left Australia a much more expensive place to live. It could take years for households to catch up

The Guardian - US

Now is the time for Democrats to hammer Trump on the economy

With inflation and unemployment rising, Democrats must speak out – and show they care about the average voter

Radio France Internationale

Iran faces water crisis and blackouts after deadly conflict with Israel

Iran is facing a severe water and electricity crisis just weeks after a deadly war with Israel brought the country to a standstill. Although the extreme heat has eased, reservoirs are running dry, daily blackouts continue and economists say years of poor planning and corruption have left the country dangerously…

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