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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

With the stock market in 'striking distance' of all-time high, Wharton's Jeremy Siegel warns the only thing that can derail it is Jerome Powell

"The primary risk that could knock us off course is a Federal Reserve that remains fixated on inflation fears."

Fortune

China’s credit outlook cut to negative; Rupert Soames named CBI president; trading outages in London – as it happened

Moody’s cuts its outlook on China’s credit rating, while trading in smaller stocks in London is hit by systems problems

The Guardian - UK

Stock market today: Asian shares slip ahead of key US economic reports

Asian shares declined Tuesday on heavy selling of property and technology shares

The Independent UK

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December dates for benefits, pensions and cost of living payments

Many households still struggling and facing costly winter, even as inflation begins to ease

The Independent UK

Will the RBA raise rates again? Unless prices surge over summer, it's looking less likely

If you’re looking for clues about whether the Reserve Bank has any interest rate rises left, Governor Michele Bullock offered several in her statement after Tuesday’s board meeting, saying:

The Conversation

RBA interest rates: Australian mortgage holders spared pre-Christmas rise from Reserve Bank

The Reserve Bank of Australia keeps its cash rate on hold at 4.35% in line with expectations from economists after inflation continued to slow

The Guardian - AU

Biden filmed laughing at video of a shouting Lauren Boebert: ‘Massive failure’

The president was shown a clip of the Colorado congresswoman in the House of Representatives in which she ranted about the Inflation Reduction Act

The Independent UK

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What Consumers Spent a Record $18.86 Trillion On

Consumers are spending more than ever, although a lot can be chalked up to high inflation, low unemployment, and an economy that’s stronger than expected

Kiplinger

RBA gift wraps end-of-year rate relief for borrowers

Borrowers have been spared more cash rate pain at the final Reserve Bank of Australia policy meeting of the year.

AAP

What are Series I bonds (and why was everyone so crazy about them in 2022)?

Series I savings bonds are low-risk, modest return securities backed by the full faith of Uncle Sam.

Fortune

Tesla Model 3 RWD, Long Range EV Tax Credits Halved For 2024

The change goes into effect January 1, 2024, likely as a result of the updated Inflation Reduction Act guidance announced last week.

InsideEVs

UK Has Record GBP16.9bn Shortfall In Defence Budget: Watchdog

The UK's defence department is facing a GBP16.9 billion ($21.4 billion) shortfall in its equipment budget due to inflation and demands from the government's updated strategy, the public spending watchdog said Monday.

International Business Times

'Lived experience' of inflation much higher than CPI figures, new ONS data suggests

New figures published by the ONS today suggest costs were rising by 8.2% in September, well above the official inflation rate

Evening Standard

Turkey's Inflation Ticks Up To 62%

Turkey's annual inflation rate ticked up slightly in November, the state statistics agency said on Monday, showing further signs of levelling off following a series of sharp interest rate hikes.

International Business Times

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The Independent UK

BBC’s expected licence fee hike will be blocked because it’s too high, culture secretary signals

Under a funding agreement struck by Boris Johnson, the levy is supposed to rise in line with inflation from April, and in the three years after that

International Business Times

Bitcoin And Small Cap Stocks Continue To Lead Wall Street's 'Everything Rally' As Bond Yields Tumble

Bitcoin was up 5.2% for the week, followed by the Russell 2000 small caps index, which was up 3.5%. These gains outperformed the 0.2% tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index gains and the S&P 500 index's 0.9% gains.

The Guardian - UK

BBC likely to receive below-inflation rise in licence fee

Imminent announcement expected to signal further cuts to broadcaster’s staffing and programmes

Evening Standard

BBC licence fee: £15 hike would be ‘high’ says Lucy Frazer as Rishi Sunak ‘set to block 9% hike’

The BBC is seeking to make £500 million of savings and recently announced changes to Newsnight as part of its cost-cutting endeavour

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The Independent UK

December dates for benefits, pensions and cost of living payments

Many households still struggling and facing costly winter, even as inflation begins to ease

The Independent UK

Economists predict US inflation will keep cooling and the economy can avoid a recession

A survey shows most business economists think the U.S. economy could avoid a recession next year, even if the job market ends up weakening under pressure brought by high interest rates

The Independent UK

Stock market today: Shares mixed in Asia ahead of updates on jobs, inflation

Asian shares are trading mixed as investors await a slew of U.S. economic data set for release later in the week

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak says BBC cuts are ‘welcome’ amid reports of licence fee curbs

Efficiencies and savings have been made at the broadcaster after the government froze its funding

The Independent UK

December dates for benefits, pensions and cost of living payments

Many households still struggling and facing costly winter, even as inflation begins to ease

AAP

RBA likely to spare borrowers Christmas rates pain

The Reserve Bank interest rate decision and growth statistics for the September quarter to dominate the economic agenda this week.

The Independent UK

December dates for benefits, pensions and cost of living payments

Many households still struggling and facing costly winter, even as inflation begins to ease

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