The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

The RBA will decide this week whether to raise mortgage bills for millions of Australian families again, or deliver a June reprieve and pause interest

PM said to be keen on reviving his Tory leadership pledge to bring down income tax rate

The major oil-producing countries led by Saudi Arabia and Russia are deciding whether to make more cuts to the amount of crude they supply to the global economy

Another close interest rate call is looming for the Reserve Bank amid persistent inflation and stagnant productivity growth

Appointments hint that leader’s third decade in office may see move towards orthodox economic policy

Central banks seem blind to one of the real causes of inflation: profiteering under cover of Covid and the Ukraine war

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan was sworn in for a fifth term on Saturday after winning re-election last weekend. But he will have little time to rest with the threat of a financial crisis and a tricky balancing act between Russia and Turkey's traditional Western allies.

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Inflation in Thailand is expected to increase by only 0.5% year-on-year in May, the lowest in Asean, because of a decline in the prices of fresh food such as pork and chicken, says Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit.

The Bank of Thailand is likely to continue to raise interest rates this year to curb rising inflationary pressures, though such increases could hurt the stock market and the economy, say analysts.

A series of workshops will be organised on the lines of the camps in all districts of the State this month.