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Sainsbury’s boss warns Budget tax hikes could send food prices higher

Chief executive Simon Roberts said the sector has already been hit with higher taxes and costs which have fuelled inflation.

Evening Standard

Budget tax hikes could see food prices soar, major supermarket boss warns

Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts says shoppers are being ‘cautious’ ahead of the announcement later this month

The Independent UK

Zohran Mamdani shows how Democrats can defeat authoritarians like Trump

Democrats have two choices: fight to make life affordable again for ordinary people or watch voters embrace authoritarians

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Sainsbury’s says shoppers are delaying spending in run-up to budget

Boss of supermarket urges Rachel Reeves not to fuel inflation with tax rises on retailers and suppliers

The Guardian - UK

UK Banks Slash Mortgage Rates Before Key Bank of England Vote — Analysts Predict Shock 0.25% Cut

Major UK lenders have cut mortgage rates ahead of the Bank of England's upcoming decision, igniting a competitive mortgage market just days before the MPC meeting.

International Business Times UK

Flashback Prices: These Grocery Finds Feel Like 1959

The high inflation of recent years makes most grocery prices feel painful. However, a few iconic products have famously resisted price hikes for decades. These items are known as “loss leaders.” Stores sell them at or below cost to get you in the door. They are betting you will buy…

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The RBA predicts inflation will rise faster than wages. Let’s hope it’s wrong

If the Reserve Bank is right, then by the end of 2027 the average wage will only have the same purchasing power as it did at the end of 2011

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Inflation is so bad Americans are counting on Black Friday just to afford groceries and everyday essentials

"Black Friday is still a make-or-break moment for retailers, but shopper behavior is shifting," says Lightspeed Commerce founder and CEO Dax Dasilva.

Fortune

Election results' message: Americans want things cheaper

ABC exit polling found the economy was the top issue for Virginia voters.

Axios

Trump's Tariffs Are Quietly Fueling A New Wave Of Inflation, Economists Warn

If price pressures have taken a back seat in market conversations lately and much of the tariff anxiety seemed overblown, fresh signs suggest this inflation honeymoon may be ending sooner than expected.

Benzinga

UK interest rates set to stay at 4%, but policymakers ‘deeply divided’

Most economists agree that there will be divisions among the nine-person committee when it comes to this week’s vote.

Evening Standard

Why does the government want me to invest instead of save – and how do I start?

Rachel Reeves might cut the cash ISA allowance in a bid to push more Brits towards stocks and shares

The Independent UK

Services sector picks up in October as outlook for firms hits year-high

Businesses in the sector, which includes retail, hospitality and financial services, also reported that cost inflation waned.

Evening Standard

Two-Thirds Say Nation 'Seriously Off' Track, Fault Trump On Inflation

Two-thirds of Americans say the country is "pretty seriously off on the wrong track," while just under a third say it's moving in the right direction, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos survey conducted between Oct. 24 and Oct. 28. That share is down from November 2024, when 75%…

Benzinga

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Bulgaria, Georgia, Andorra: Where are Europe’s best value ski destinations?

A study from earlier this year found that overall, the cost of skiing in Europe has risen by 34.8 per cent above inflation since 2015.

AAP

Shares pare early losses but linger at five-week lows

A storm of local and global headwinds are blowing against the local bourse, which has fallen for six of the last seven sessions.

The Independent UK

London Tube workers agree new pay deal after strikes

The agreement follows five-day strike action in September and ‘sustained’ negotiations

Benzinga

S&P 500 At 7,000? This Team Called It Five Years Ago—Their Latest Outlook Might Surprise You

Back in September 2020, when the world was under lockdowns, inflation wasn't even considered "transitory" yet, and most of Wall Street was stocking up on hand sanitizers to make bold predictions — BCA Research did precisely that.

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The worrying trend that could put an end to rate cuts

The rising cost of new homes and services such as takeaway meals were key to the Reserve Bank's inflation miss in September and could rule out future rate cuts.

GOBankingRates

Robert Kiyosaki Explains the Big Financial Secret the Middle Class Misses

Robert Kiyosaki explained why working for paychecks keeps the middle class broke while wealthy build cash-flow assets using debt strategically to grow returns.

Kiplinger

Tariffs, Inflation, Uncertainty, Oh My: How to Feel Less Stressed About Finances Now

Tariffs, high prices and an uncertain economy getting you down? These steps can help.

Barchart

1 Trade to Play Sticky Inflation and Powell’s Fed Rate Cut Warning Now

March U.S. Treasury note futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness.

Dinks Finance

7 Times Couples Realized They Were One Paycheck Away From Disaster

Many couples feel financially secure—until a single missed payday exposes how fragile that stability really is. Living paycheck to paycheck isn’t just a low-income problem; it’s a growing reality for dual-income households that look comfortable from the outside. Whether it’s lifestyle inflation, hidden debt, or unexpected emergencies, millions of couples…

The Guardian - AU

The RBA governor resorts to sport cliches on interest rates while stretched Australians try to keep up with costs

We now know that the central bank doesn’t think inflation will be back in its 2 to 3% target range until 2027

The Conversation

America’s teachers are being priced out of their communities − these cities are building subsidized housing to lure them back

For much of the 20th century, teaching was a stable, middle-class job in the U.S. Now it’s becoming a lot harder to survive on a teacher’s salary: Wages have been stagnant for decades, according to a study from the Economic Policy Institute, and teachers earn 5% less than they did…

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