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Trump, 'Inflation President' Of The Free World—Investors Run For Cover

Peter Schiff just crowned President Donald Trump the "Inflation President"—and love him or hate him, Wall Street might be starting to agree.

Benzinga

Take a deep dive into the inflation numbers and the RBA’s decision not to cut rates seems inexplicable

In a majority of capital cities in Australia, inflation is now below 2% – that is, below the Reserve Bank’s target range

The Guardian - AU

‘This is sneaky and I don’t like it’: Texas Target customer shops for Wild Fable clothes. Are these the new price tags?

As some retailers raise their prices due to inflation and looming tariffs, one Target shopper believes it uses a sneaky marketing strategy to get customers to pay more.

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Kevin O'Leary Says All 54 Of His Small Businesses Are Using AI To Cut Costs, Stay Competitive Amid Tariffs

Kevin O'Leary, also known as "Mr Wonderful," says artificial intelligence is helping businesses like his fight inflation and survive margin pressure brought on by new tariffs.

Benzinga

The politics of falling inflation has been clear – lower is better. But Australia should beware its flip side: slow growth

There’s no convincing argument for the RBA not to cut interest rates on 12 August as economists say they are acting as a brake on the economy

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Tsunami alerts across Pacific; inflation drops; and Australian rocket goes out with a bang

Shallow magnitude 8.8 quake hit near Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula provoking warnings as far away as New Zealand and California

The Guardian - AU

Inflation slows again — but is it enough for the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates?

Inflation is moving in the right direction, but new figures released today may not be soft enough to trigger a cut in official interest rates in August.

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Aussie shares near all-time high as inflation eases

The ASX200 rose 0.6 per cent after quarterly inflation came in slightly under expectations, paving the way for an August rate cut.

AAP

10 Cities Where Inflation Has Quietly Destroyed Retirement Dreams

For decades, retirees flocked to certain cities across the U.S. in search of warmer weather, scenic views, lower taxes, or better healthcare access. These places...

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Rate cut looms as inflation result brings RBA 'comfort'

The Reserve Bank should have "all the comfort it needs" to cut interest rates again in August after underlying inflation fell to a three-and-a-half year low.

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4 Ways Inflation Can Change Your Estate Planning

Inflation doesn't just impact your grocery bill and mortgage payments; it can also reshape your estate plan. Rising costs can increase asset values, legal fees and life insurance alongside your...

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8 Best Grocery Items at Dollar Tree To Help Combat Inflation

Though prices can vary wildly at grocery stores, dollar stores like Dollar Tree keep their prices reliably low -- and that's good news for your grocery list.

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6 Retirement Planning Tools That Are Years Behind Reality

Retirement isn’t what it used to be — and neither are the tools meant to help people plan for it.

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3 Ways a Trump-Powell Faceoff Could Affect Your Wallet This Summer

A Trump-Powell clash could shake up interest rates, inflation and your summer spending. Here are 3 ways it might hit your wallet.

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The Guardian - UK

Rising UK food prices turn cash-strapped shoppers away from high street

BRC says food prices rose by 4% in July from 2024, while CBI blames economic uncertainty for people not spending

Benzinga

Trump's Trade Deals Have A Hidden Cost, Says Economist Peter Schiff: Less Demand For Treasuries, Higher Prices For Consumers

Economist Peter Schiff warns that President Donald Trump’s trade deals, which involve commitments for purchasing more U.S. goods, could have unintended consequences for inflation and treasuries.

AAP

Aussie shares edge higher ahead of inflation readout

The ASX200 has climbed into the green in session's final hour, with traders seeming to tread carefully ahead of an important consumer price report.

The Conversation

How real-time data can lead to better decisions on everything from NZ’s interest rates to business investment

It is late July, and New Zealand is slowly receiving economic data from the June quarter. Inflation has hit a 12-month high, for example, confirming what many already suspected. But the country is still nearly two months away from getting figures on economic activity – namely, gross domestic product (GDP).

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The Independent UK

Surging meat and tea prices drive food price inflation up for sixth month

Helen Dickinson of BRC said staples such as meat and tea were hit the hardest by price increases.

The Independent UK

The cost your food shop is set to increase again. Here’s why

Food price inflation rose for the sixth consecutive month

Evening Standard

House prices rise across the UK but fall five per cent in London's West Central postcodes

Due to higher house prices, stamp duty costs tend to have a bigger effect on buyers in southern England and London than in other areas

Kiplinger

High-Yield Saving Options Before Rate Cuts Hit

Savers can still access higher savings rates. However, with a rate cut looming, you have a tighter window to capitalize.

The Guardian - AU

Indebted homeowners cry out for relief but RBA won’t be rushed as key inflation data looms

Consumer price figures released on Wednesday will determine if millions of mortgaged Australians will get a rate cut next month, economists say

Euronews

Dramatic hunger surge strikes the Middle East and Africa, UN survey shows

Global crises are fueling hunger in Africa and the Middle East, with trade tensions, conflicts, and climate change driving food inflation, according to the UN's SOFI report.

Benzinga

Get Ready For Five Fed Cuts, Markets Got It All Wrong: Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs is doubling down on its dovish rate path forecast, saying the Federal Reserve is poised to deliver five interest rate cuts through the end of next year—three in 2025 and two more in 2026—a significantly more aggressive easing cycle than markets are currently pricing in.

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