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The Summer Budget Squeeze: Why More Seniors Say Their Social Security Check Isn’t Stretching as Far at the Grocery Store

In April 2026, grocery store food prices were nearly 3% higher than a year ago. Over the span of a single year, prices have continued...

Saving Advice · May 29

Dollar Falls as Stocks Rally on Iran Deal Optimism

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Friday fell to a 2-week low and finished down by -0.14%. The improving prospects for a US-Iran peace deal sparked a rally in stocks, reducing liquidity demand for the dollar. Also, Friday’s -1% fall in WTI crude oil to a 5-week low lowers inflation...

Barchart · May 29

Americans Are Worried About Cost Of Living And Many Blame Trump Policies For It: Poll

A majority of Americans say that the cost of living is the worst they can remember and a significant number of them blame the Iran war and President Trump's policies, according to a new poll.

International Business Times · May 29

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Retirees Could See a Historic Social Security Raise in 2027—Here’s the Catch

Millions of retirees are paying close attention to early forecasts for the 2027 Social Security COLA, and for good reason. Recent estimates suggest beneficiaries could...

Saving Advice · May 29

Trump’s Iran Gambit Just Blew up in His Face as Gas Prices Hit $4.42 and Inflation Soars to a Three-Year High

For now, Americans have been left to navigate an economy that’s growing more expensive by the month.

The Mary Sue · May 29

Fed's Michelle Bowman Pushes Back Against Potential Interest Rate Hikes Amid Inflation Spike

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman cautioned Friday against potentially raising interest rates in response to the recent spike in inflation.

International Business Times · May 29

Easing global tensions largely priced in by investors

Global markets have spent the past month navigating a challenging combination of rising bond yields, inflation concerns and geopolitical uncertainty. Persistent worries that inflation could reaccelerate led investors to sell US Treasuries, pushing the 30-year Treasury yield to its highest level in nearly 19 years and the 10-year yield to…

Bangkok Post · May 29

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Fed officials mull raising rates to curb growing inflation risk

Federal Reserve officials signalled potential rate hikes if Middle East tensions drive a prolonged energy shock and keep inflation elevated. Policymakers, including Michelle Bowman, warned inflation risks remain high above target, while markets shift expectations from rate cuts to possible tightening as oil prices and supply disruptions persist.

The Economic Times · May 29

Oil falls amid hopes for Trump peace deal backing

Brent crude for July delivery traded lower as the US president said he was making a ‘final’ decision on a peace deal with Iran.

Evening Standard · May 29

Tantrum of a problem child might cool India's economic engine

The IMD has retained its forecast for a below-normal monsoon in 2026, with El Nino expected to dominate the June-September season and rainfall likely at 90% of the long-term average. An HDFC report warns this could hurt farm output, raise food inflation and weaken rural consumption.

The Economic Times · May 29

Wall Street hits new closing highs on Iran deal hopes

US stocks have closed higher as investors cheered signs of a peace deal between the United States and Iran.

AAP · May 29

5 Bills That Quietly Got More Expensive This Year While Everyone Was Watching Inflation

Prices grabbed headlines this year, but not every increase showed up in the usual inflation reports. Many households noticed their budgets tightening even when headline inflation looked like it cooled off. That gap comes from a quieter trend: essential bills rising in the background while attention stayed elsewhere. These increases…

The Free Financial Advisor · May 29

US stocks gain ground, adding to their records, as Dell soars

Stocks are rising on Wall Street, adding to the all-time highs they set a day earlier

AAP · May 29

Resilient Indian economy may face West Asia headwinds; El Nino impact likely on agri output: RBI

As energy prices surge and supply chain disruptions persist, India's economic landscape is indeed testing its resilience; yet, robust financial health among corporations and banks, bolstered by proactive government investments, is set to fuel progress, the RBI said.

The Economic Times · May 29

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Barchart · May 29

Dollar Inches Higher on US Economic Strength

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is up +0.02%. The dollar found some support today after the May MNI Chicago PMI rose more than expected at its strongest pace in 4.25 years. On the negative side for the dollar is the improving prospects for a US-Iran peace deal, which has...

The Economic Times · May 29

US inflation rises to 3.8% in April, highest level in nearly 3 years

The PCE price index, which is the US Federal Reserve's primary measure of inflation, increased 0.4 per cent from the previous month and 3.8 per cent from a year earlier in April. Excluding food and energy prices, the core PCE price index rose 0.2 per cent month-on-month and 3.3 per…

The Economic Times · May 29

Fed's Bowman says extended energy shock could drive shift in policy outlook

She said she was "optimistic" that once the war is over, supply disruptions will end and there will be a "temporary" impact on inflation and a "minimal" hit to overall economic activity. But Bowman added, "should disruptions persist well into the second half of the year, we could start to…

Latin Times · May 29

Americans Feel That Higher Salaries Aren't Catching Up With Inflation, Report Shows

Americans' wages have broadly kept up with inflation over the past quarter-century, but most feel that they are not enough when measured against recent price spikes, according to a new analysis.

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Euronews · May 29

ECB rate hike in focus as Eurozone's 'Big Four' report stubbornly high inflation

Inflation picked up across the EU’s largest economies in May, driven by higher energy prices, fuelling expectations that the ECB will raise interest rates at its June meeting.

Everybody Loves Your Money · May 29

California Shoppers Say One Grocery Category Feels Noticeably More Expensive This Month—and They’re Buying Less of It

Grocery shoppers across California continue to deal with rising food costs, but one category now stands out more than the rest: meat. From Los Angeles to Sacramento, many shoppers say beef, chicken, bacon, and deli products suddenly feel much more expensive than they did only weeks ago. Families who once…

The Guardian - UK · May 29

Bank of England’s Bailey says no rush to raise interest rates amid Iran war uncertainty

Inflation can be tolerated above 2% target for now ‘given context of softness in real economy’, governor says

Kiplinger · May 29

Ask the Tax Editor, May 29: Will Congress Enact More Tax Changes?

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on whether Congress will enact more tax changes before the November election and related topics.

Evening Standard · May 29

Bank of England can tolerate inflation above 2% target, says Bailey

Andrew Bailey told an audience in Reykjavik, Iceland, that reacting too early to inflation concerns ‘may generate undesirable volatility’.

Barchart · May 29

S&P Futures Gain on Hopes for U.S.-Iran Deal; Dell Pops on Blowout Earnings

June S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM26) are trending up +0.18% this morning as investors became more confident that the U.S. and Iran are nearing a deal.

The Economic Times · May 29

Should senior citizens continue investing in equity mutual funds after retirement? Expert explains

A 60-year-old retiree sought guidance on whether she should continue investing in equity mutual funds after retirement. Experts say senior citizens can retain some equity exposure to beat inflation, provided regular expenses are covered through stable income sources. Aligning the portfolio, reducing overlap, and balancing SIPs with lumpsum investments remain…

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