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Inflation rose 'more than expected' in July as Chancellor admits 'more to do'

Inflation in the UK has risen by more than expected in July, according to the latest official figures ...

The National (Scotland)

UK inflation rises to 3.8% in July as rail passengers face crippling 5.8% fares rise next year

Retail Prices Index - normally used as a baseline for annual regulated train fire hikes - is revealed to have shot up from 4.4% in June to 4.8% in July

Evening Standard

UK inflation rises by more than expected as summer travel bumps up air fares

Consumer Prices Index inflation increased to 3.8% in July, from 3.6% in June, the Office for National Statistics said.

The Independent UK

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FTSE 100 Live 20 August: Inflation rate at 18-month high, stocks under pressure

Housebuilders were among today’s biggest FTSE 100 index fallers after a hot inflation print contributed to a mood of risk aversion in London.

Evening Standard

UK inflation rises by more than expected to 3.8% amid higher food prices

Fuel and air fares also pushed up annual July rate, making interest rate cuts less likely this year

The Guardian - UK

FTSE 100 hits record high; ministers prepare special administration for Yorkshire steel plants – as it happened

UK inflation accelerates more than expected to 3.8%, highest since early 2024

The Guardian - UK

Inflation live: UK rate rises to 19-month high due to food prices and air fares, ONS says

New figures reveal highest rate of inflation since January 2024

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Social Security 2025: The Outdated Tax Rules Costing Retirees Money

Could the Social Security 90th anniversary be a good time to revisit old tax thresholds?

Kiplinger

Are “Family-Sized” Packs Really Cheaper Per Ounce?

Shoppers often assume that bigger packages automatically mean bigger savings, but that isn’t always the case. The idea behind “family-sized” packs is that buying in bulk reduces the cost per ounce. While this is sometimes true, clever packaging and hidden price strategies can trick consumers into paying more than expected.…

Grocery Coupon Guide

One in three businesses says they plan to raise prices as Trump’s tariffs begin and inflation grows

‘There are so many unknowns that it’s nearly impossible to predict what the next few weeks will look like,’ analyst says

The Independent UK

The last time the Fed cut rates against rising inflation was right before the Great Financial Crisis. BofA warns of the 'Ghosts of 2007'

Conditions are like they were in 2007, or in the late 1990s, depending on how you look at the Fed raising rates during rising inflation, and the top 50 stocks dominating.

Fortune

Economic Iceberg Hides Tariff Risk To Consumers

The U.S. economy may appear steady on the surface, with consumer spending strong and the stock market charging ahead. Yet beneath that optimism lurks a...

Saving Advice

Higher airfares and hotel prices predicted to push up UK inflation in July

The rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation is widely expected to have increased to 3.7% in July, from the 3.6% recorded in June.

Evening Standard

Markets are usually bubbly on Jackson Hole week. This year that might not happen

Powell’s Jackson Hole speech looms as markets temper Fed rate-cut bets, with hot PPI data, labor market weakness, and tariff risks clouding outlook.

Fortune

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Benzinga

Trump's New BLS Pick Could Lead To 'Higher Tax Bills' For Americans, Warns Experts—'Workers May Not Feel The Ebb And Flow Of Monthly Data...'

The recent nomination of E.J. Antoni by President Donald Trump to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) could potentially influence tax rates for Americans.

Evening Standard

Grocery price inflation falls slightly to 5% in August

The figure is down from July’s 5.2% – which represented a rise from inflation of 4.7% a month earlier and marked the highest level since January 2024.

The Guardian - UK

Lidl close to overtaking Morrisons as UK’s fifth-biggest supermarket

Sales growth at German-owned discounter is more than double that of the wider market

Barchart

This High-Yield Dividend Stock Doesn’t Look Tasty After Earnings. Should You Ditch Shares Here?

Wendy's YTD share price decline has taken its dividend yield above 8%. However, guidance for sales cut remains an issue.

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InsideEVs

America’s Love Affair With Big Trucks Is Backfiring

America's automakers are staring down a Super Duty-sized problem. Plus: Hyundai and Kia aren't slowing down on EVs—at least, not yet.

Benzinga

Get Ready For A FOMO-Fueled Stock Market Melt-Up: Ed Yardeni

A possible Federal Reserve rate cut in September could supercharge an already euphoric U.S. stock market, stoking fears of a melt-up rally driven more by momentum and the fear of missing out (FOMO) than fundamentals.

Saving Advice

7 Retirement Plans That Sound Safe But Will Leave You With Nothing

Planning for retirement is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. The problem is, not all retirement plans are as safe as...

Benzinga

Trump's Immigration Policy Is 'Adding To Costs And Inflation,' Warns Moody's Chief Economist

Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody’s, has issued a warning that the immigration policies of President Donald Trump could potentially cause inflation to rise from the current 2.5% to almost 4% by the start of next year.

Benzinga

5 Stocks In The Spotlight: Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts Weigh In

U.S. stocks settled mixed on Friday, with the SP 500 closing lower during the session after data showed a dip in consumer confidence alongside mounting inflation concerns. However, broad market index recorded gains last week.

Fortune

Wall Street is banking that Powell will signal a rate cut at Jackson Hole—but the closer it gets, the less likely it looks

Markets bet on a September Fed rate cut at Jackson Hole, but sticky inflation, Trump tariffs, and Powell’s framework review could derail expectations.

The Independent UK

Best savings accounts and cash ISAs after interest rates cut in August

Inflation is likely to hit 4% - so make sure your interest rate is above that while still possible

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