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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Will The Fed Cut Rates In 2025? Powell Says It All Depends On Tariffs

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Congress Tuesday that while inflation has cooled from its 2022 peak, it remains “somewhat elevated,” and the central bank is not ready to adjust interest rates, yet.

Benzinga

Federal Reserve chair defends holding interest rates after fresh Trump attacks

Jerome Powell says central bank is waiting to see tariffs’ impact on US prices as president claims ‘incompetence’

The Guardian - US

US Fed Chair To Signal No Rush For Rate Cuts Despite Trump Pressure

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will tell Congress Tuesday that the central bank can afford to wait for the impact of tariffs before deciding on further interest rate cuts -- despite President Donald Trump's calls to do so.

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Charitable giving grew to $593B in 2024, propelled by a strengthening US economy and a booming stock market

U.S. charitable giving increased 3.3% to US$593 billion in 2024, lifted by the strength of the economy.

The Conversation

Charitable giving in 2024 was up, according to new Giving USA report

Charities received $592.5 billion in donations in 2024, a 3.3% increase over 2023, after adjusting for inflation, according to the most recent ”Giving USA″ report, which takes a comprehensive look at U.S. philanthropy

The Independent UK

Interest rate decision-maker highlights dangers facing Bank of England

Stubbornly high inflation risks perpetuating price increases, says senior official

The Independent UK

Bank rate-setter in ‘uncomfortable place’ amid worries over stubborn inflation

Megan Greene said she is concerned that recent rises in inflation could see the outlook resemble a ‘plateau’ rather than a ‘hump’.

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A quarter of Americans now say they need to make at least $150,000 to feel secure—and inflation is largely to blame

Inflation has fueled a need for higher wages, but perceptions have also played a part, say experts.

Fortune

Fed Governor Michelle Bowman Backs July Rate Cut, Citing 'Contained' Inflation Pressure: 'Impact Of Tariffs...May Take Longer'

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman has expressed her support for a potential interest rate cut in July, provided that inflation remains subdued.

Benzinga

Adam Parker Walks Back April Earnings Cut, Analyst Says Tariff Risks Were Overblown: 'The Big 50 Companies Were Kind Of Immune'

Analyst Adam Parker, the founder of Trivariate Research, is reversing course on his earlier bearish outlook on U.S. corporate earnings, saying that fears around tariffs and inflation may have been overblown.

Benzinga

Japan PM To Face Tough Upper House Election On July 20

Japan will hold an upper house election on July 20, the government said Tuesday, with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba battling low approval ratings driven partly by public frustration over inflation.

International Business Times

Ceasefire between Israel and Iran already being tested as markets bet it will stave off ‘stagflationary shock’

The rapidly unfolding events whipsawed world markets that briefly appeared to have avoided an oil shock and the uncertainty of a wider Middle East conflict.

Fortune

Servos urged not to price gouge after oil price hike

The consumer watchdog is being urged to make sure motorists aren't ripped off at the bowser after Middle East strikes led to a surge in fuel costs.

AAP

Stocks Rally on Hopes of De-Escalation of Hostilities in the Middle East

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) Monday closed up +0.96%, the Dow Jones Industrials Index ($DOWI ) (DIA ) closed up +0.89%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) closed up +1.06%. September E-mini S&P futures (ESU25 ) are up +0.96%, and September E-mini Nasdaq futures...

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Orderly, coherent or flat-footed: PM rejects criticism

Anthony Albanese has dismissed suggestions he was "flat-footed" after US bombing raids on Iran, as he called for a ceasefire to hold between Iran and Israel.

Benzinga

War, Oil, And S&P 500: Here's How The Stock Market Behaves In Energy Crises

The U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear facility on June 21 has raised the specter of a new oil crisis, reviving investor fears of energy-driven inflation and testing whether the stock market can withstand another geopolitical shock.

Evening Standard

London Tube fares will remain most expensive in Europe after Government orders four years of hikes, warns watchdog

London will continue to have some of the most expensive transport fares in Europe after the Government ordered four years of above-inflation hikes, the capital’s passenger watchdog has warned.

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Medicare Premiums 2026: Projected IRMAA Brackets and Surcharges for Parts B and D

Will you have to pay the monthly Medicare premium surcharge next year? It depends on a few factors.

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The Independent UK

How will your household costs be affected by conflict in the Middle East?

The price of oil rising impacts on fuel, transport, production and inflation

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Stocks Set for Muted Open as Investors Brace for Iran’s Response to U.S. Attack, PCE Inflation Data and Powell’s Testimony Awaited

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU25) are up +0.06%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU25) are up +0.04% this morning, pointing to a muted open on Wall Street as investors await Tehran’s response after the U.S. struck Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Benzinga

Stocks May Not Need A Fed Rate Cut—But Bonds Could Be In Trouble, Says Sage Advisory

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.25%-4.50% during Wednesday’s June meeting, with Chair Jerome Powell signaling no urgency to cut rates as officials monitor potential tariff-driven inflation impacts.

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7 Assets That Thrive During Inflation (And 3 That Tank)

Inflation has a way of making us all feel a little poorer. As groceries climb, gas prices spike, and everyday essentials take a bigger bite...

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Robotaxis, Powell and Other Key Things to Watch this Week

Markets enter the final week of June facing a complex landscape of geopolitical uncertainties, critical economic data, and a potential technological milestone. Here are 5 things to watch this week in the Market.

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From Paychecks to Payouts: How Social Security Works and What It Means for You

For many Americans, Social Security is seen as something far off—something that “older people” rely on, or a system that may not even be around...

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9 Services the Middle Class Has Quietly Stopped Paying For

The middle class has always been the backbone of the economy, but in recent years, shifting financial priorities and rising costs have forced many families to rethink their spending habits. As inflation bites and wages struggle to keep up, the middle class is quietly cutting back on certain services that…

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