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Consumer prices rose 3.5% in April compared with a year earlier as businesses raised their prices in response to higher ...
The U.K.'s annual rate of inflation jumped further above the Bank of England's target in April as businesses raised their prices in response to higher payroll taxes and increased utility charges, an ...
The ASX is on shaky ground this morning, falling 0.6pc in the first hour of trading after Wall Street took its biggest hit since April 2021.
The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks got off to a lacklustre start on Wednesday as UK inflation rose more sharply than ...
America’s jittery bond market risks facing a mini-Budget style meltdown as investors grow nervous over the surging US deficit ...
Changes in trade policy are prompting households and businesses to pause major spending decisions, and this uncertainty has led the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady so far, New York Fed ...
While robust jobs and wage data have reignited concerns about persistent inflation amid weak productivity growth, some economists still expect the RBA to cut rates in May. Both headline and core ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street cruised to the finish of its strong ... It was “a week to remember,” according to economists at Bank of America led by Claudio Irigoyen and Antonio Gabriel.
The warning signs are right in our face: a $30 trillion bond market collapse is coming, and nobody seems to know how to stop ...
"Monday’s wobble in US stocks did not trigger a move higher in the Vix index, which suggests that volatility is low, risk ...