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How ideology muddled inflation control in India

The agencies responsible for macroeconomic policy have hitched their wagon to Anglo-American economics

The Hindu

Britain still heading for recession but inflation could slow down, Bank of England says

Bank of England govenor Andrew Bailey sidestepped questions on whether Liz Truss’s expected energy package could spike a rise in living costs.

Daily Mirror

Big rate hikes could be over: RBA boss

There is a good chance Australians have seen the last super-sized rate hike for a while, according to a speech by the central bank governor.

AAP

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Australians are spending hard, despite real wages falling. It’s a fragile situation

The GDP recovery looks strong, but it’s largely driven by households dipping into savings. Meanwhile, company profits are exploding

The Guardian - AU

Fed's Brainard: There's a risk of raising rates too much

No. 2 official also says falling profit margins would help with inflation

Axios

Pound falls to lowest level against US dollar since 1985

Warnings of recession rock sterling as investors spooked by Liz Truss’s energy bills plan

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis: how to ask for a pay rise and get paid what you deserve

As we all face rising costs, recruitment expert Alice Weightman shares her dos and dont’s of pay rise negotiation. Plus, why entering a ‘bidding war’ with your employer can be detrimental

Evening Standard

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The Loop: Australia's economy continues to grow, Nick Kyrgios out of the US Open, and a controversial beer gets a new name

Get up to speed on today's headlines with The Loop.

ABC News

Pound falls to lowest level since 1985 against dollar – as it happened

IFS boss says Liz Truss’s plans to freeze energy bills ‘very poorly targeted’; Putin threatens to cut off energy supplies if price caps are imposed; UK housing market shows signs of slowing

The Guardian - UK

Jim Chalmers warns GDP figures don't 'tell the full story about our economy' — as it happened

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said while the latest economic growth figures are "solid", they don't show the increasing financial pressures facing Australians. Look back on Wednesday's updates.

ABC News

PM warns of difficult decisions in budget

Anthony Albanese has warned of difficult decisions ahead in the federal budget, as the government looks for cost-of-living relief measures.

AAP

Matthew Yglesias: A debate over the deficit is just what America needs

With unemployment low, inflation high and interest rates on the rise, the time is right to bring back an old idea: bipartisan talks to reduce the federal budget deficit.

Tribune News Service

Don’t talk Britain into a worse economic situation, says banking boss

Britain should not talk itself into a "worse economic situation" than it is already facing, a leading banking boss insisted on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Energy bill freeze would mean shallower UK recession, but borrowing fears drive up gilt yields – as it happened

Concerns that Liz Truss’s energy price freeze will drive up UK borrowing have pushed 10-year gilt yields to the highest in over a decade

The Guardian - UK

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AAP

RBA hikes rates, says more on the way

The Reserve Bank has lifted Australia's official cash rate by 50 basis points to 2.35 per cent in the latest of a string of hikes.

Evening Standard

The Standard View: As Liz Truss enters No 10, leadership is needed now like never before

Few incoming occupants of Number 10 know what the defining issue of their premiership will be before they enter office. This is an exception.

The New Daily

Market Wrap: Banks around the world set to raise rates as inflation soars

All eyes will be on central banks this week as markets braces for the fallout of hefty rate-rise announcements around the globe - including Australia.

Bangkok Post

Some Economists Rethink When, if Ever, China Will Pass U.S. in GDP

The sharp slowdown in China's growth in the past year is prompting many experts to reconsider when China will surpass the U.S. as the world's largest economy -- or even if it ever will.

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The Guardian - UK

Now Britain is in the 100% debt-to-GDP club, what’s the spending plan?

Covid has pushed many states’ debts above annual income, but the UK has lower credibility than some with lenders

Tribune News Service

Jobs report shows supply returning even as Fed focuses on demand

The August U.S. jobs report contained hints of a long-awaited increase in labor supply. The big question for the central bank is whether that can continue even as it attempts to engineer an economic slowdown.

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: Employees may be paying the price for being ‘meek’ and ‘loyal’

Employees are increasingly switching jobs to boost there wages. There is another option that could help get you a pay rise.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: 5 key takeaways from the August jobs report

The nation’s job market last month delivered just what the Federal Reserve and nervous investors hoped for: A Goldilocks-style hiring report

Bangkok Post

US jobs data a mixed bag for Fed

WASHINGTON: A strong August jobs report means the US Federal Reserve will continue to aggressively raise interest rates, though a surge in the labour force could give central bankers the option to back off a little if they choose.

The Independent UK

US economy added 315,000 jobs in August as unemployment rate rose slightly from half-century low

The government reported Friday that the economy added 315,000 jobs last month, down from 526,000 in July

Tribune News Service

US employers add 315,000 jobs as more workers join labor force

U.S. employers added a healthy number of jobs in August and a steady stream of people entering the workforce lifted the unemployment rate, suggesting some easing in the tight labor market and offering mixed implications for the Federal Reserve.

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