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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Time over for banker remorse? Labour must beware relying on the City for economic growth

Financial crisis of 2008 should not be forgotten as reinflation of banking industry could hurt other priority sectors

The Guardian - UK

The piece of data that could decide next rate decision

Quarterly inflation data will dominate the economic agenda this week, while dwelling approvals, retail sales and property price figures will also be revealed.

AAP

3 Key Signs You’re Losing Money By Saving Too Much

Saving money is essential, but saving too much in a traditional savings account could be quietly costing you.

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Is Your Retirement Plan Outdated by a Decade Without You Knowing?

Retirement planning isn’t something you set and forget. Life changes, the economy shifts, and what worked ten years ago might not work today. Many people don’t realize their retirement plan is stuck in the past. This can lead to missed opportunities, unnecessary risks, or even running out of money too…

The Free Financial Advisor

A Financial Planner's Guide to Planning for Retirement Health Care Expenses

Whether you're eligible for Medicare or getting coverage through the Affordable Care Act, make sure you plan for premiums, deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs.

Kiplinger

Global Wealth Report: Where in Europe did people's net worth increase the most?

In Europe, Hungary saw the biggest jump in wealth of its citizens over the past year, followed by Lithuania and Sweden. This is according to a new report by multinational investment bank UBS.

Euronews

America is starting to eat Trump’s tariff TACO salad, UBS says

“It’s quiet ... a little too quiet,” writes Mark Haefele, chief investment officer of UBS Global Wealth Management.

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Cuban government scrambling to deal with outrage about country’s economic crisis

Cuba doesn’t have any beggars, according to the country’s minister of labour, Marta Elena Feitó Cabrera. In a speech to the national assembly on July 15, she denied the existence of destitution in the communist country, claiming the problem was actually people “disguised as beggars”.

The Conversation

The U.S. Allocated Over $7 Billion for EV Infrastructure, It Only Built 400 Stations

A recent report found that although the United States allocated over $7 billion for electric vehicle charging infrastructure through the Inflation Reduction Act, only 400 stations had been built.

RideApart

The stock market just blew through Warren Buffett’s favorite danger signal

Perhaps that’s one reason stocks are selling off globally this morning. While most indexes in Asia and Europe remain near their all-time highs, there is broad-based but mild selling in all of them.

Fortune

Toby Carvery owner celebrates results after hot weather brings in bumper customers

Bosses said they were encouraged by the performance ‘despite well-publicised cost inflation challenges facing the sector’

The Independent UK

Keurig Dr Pepper Braces For 'Prominent' Tariff Impact In Second Half of 2025 — 'Segment Performance To Remain Subdued'

Beverage company Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (NASDAQ:KDP) is bracing for a challenging second half of 2025, as rising tariffs and inflationary pressures weigh on its U.S. coffee segment.

Benzinga

The UK’s weak economic growth and Brexit: Is the worst over?

The UK’s decision to leave the European Union has left lasting impacts on the country’s economy. While many of the repercussions appear to be longstanding, including low productivity, Euronews Business asked experts whether they think the worst is over.

Euronews

Asian shares retreat after Alphabet and AI stocks nudge Wall Street to more records

Asian shares are lower after Wall Street inched to more records as gains for Alphabet and artificial-intelligence stocks offset a steep tumble for EV-maker Tesla

The Independent UK

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Grocery Coupon Guide

9 Brands That Quietly Raised Prices Without Changing the Packaging

Ever feel like you’re spending more but getting the same thing? You’re not imagining it. While many brands shrink package sizes to hide price increases, others take a sneakier route—raising prices while keeping the packaging exactly the same. It’s a form of inflation that’s harder to spot, leaving consumers unaware…

Kiplinger

July Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

The July Fed meeting came and went, with Fed Chair Powell saying little about a September rate cut and President Trump.

International Business Times UK

Why Brits Stay Broke: Expert Slams Five Cultural Habits That Are Killing Your Wealth

Around 66% of Brits get nervous at the thought of investing, 71% avoid it due to fears of being scammed, and 70% cite lack of knowledge as their primary barrier.

Euronews

ECB hits pause button: Here’s why Lagarde isn’t rushing things

The European Central Bank kept rates unchanged as inflation hit its 2% target. Lagarde urged patience, citing global risks and reaffirming a data-driven approach.

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The Guardian - UK

UK firms cutting staff at fastest pace since February as economy struggles

Headcounts being reduced in response to higher taxes and uncertainty over US tariff threats, PMI survey shows

Benzinga

Scott Bessent Once Called Tariffs As 'Dog That Didn't Bark,' Now Wall Street Analysts Predict A Less Dramatic 'One-Time' Inflation Hike As August 1 Deadline Nears

The looming deadline for President Donald Trump‘s tariffs has sparked a shift in Wall Street’s predictions. Analysts are now projecting a more moderate increase in inflation, a departure from earlier fears of a significant surge.

Euronews

Eurozone growth surprises in July: Is the worst really over?

Eurozone economic growth picked up in July, driven by services and stabilising factory activity, suggesting a stronger start to the third quarter. Manufacturing showed signs of recovery, while inflation eased—offering cautious optimism for the bloc’s outlook.

Kiplinger

Is Your Money in the Wrong Place? Why More Savers Are Shifting Money Away From Big Banks

Traditional savings accounts aren’t cutting it — here’s where the money is going instead.

Kiplinger

You'll Kick Yourself in the Summer if You Don't Make This Savings Move Now

These are the moves to make now while rates remain higher.

Euronews

Is the ECB ready to cut the key rates again? Here's what analysts think

The European Central Bank will likely hold off on making another interest rate cut on Thursday, choosing to wait until it can measure the size of any economic blow from higher US tariffs.

The Conversation

Reserve Bank says unemployment rise was not a shock, inflation on track

Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock has fleshed out the central bank’s thinking behind its surprise decision to keep interest rates on hold this month.

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