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Cost of the South Wales rail Metro electrification project hits £1bn

Covid and soaring inflation has pushed up the cost of the Welsh Government's flagship transport project by around 40%

Birmingham Post

Burke hints at support for another big lift in minimum wage

The government has given its strongest indication yet of support for the minimum wages, as inflation continues to bite.

The New Daily

Watch: Inflation falls, Obama Aussie tour, Re-shaping DV attitudes

Watch: Inflation figures fall. Former US President Barack Obama has attended his first public speaking event of his Australian tour in Sydney last night.

The New Daily

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Australia’s annual inflation rate falls to 6.8% fuelling hopes cost of living pressures are easing

Figures indicate Reserve Bank may consider pausing interest rates at its next meeting on Tuesday

The Guardian - AU

Inflation slows ahead of crunch interest rates decision

Inflation has moderated to 6.8 per cent in the 12 months to February, down from 7.4 per cent in January.

The New Daily

Inflation keeps falling, increasing chances of a Reserve Bank interest rate pause

The official measure of inflation falls for the second month in a row, easing pressure on the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates next week.

ABC News

Thorpe votes with Coalition on Indigenous land council inquiry – as it happened

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Asda shopper compares food prices to what she paid a year ago and can't believe her eyes

Asda customer and self-professed 'nerd' Julie McHamish checked her shopping list from the same week a year ago to compare the prices and was stunned to see how much inflation had hit

Daily Mirror

Crypto holders urged to 'try not to panic' as inflation may cause crash

Turbulence in the crypto market can lead a lot of people to panic and sell their coins

Irish Mirror

3 Stocks to Plan on Retiring With

High inflation and stock market volatility necessitate adding a defensive layer to your portfolio to save yourself from exhausting all your savings. Hence, one could consider planning their retirement with quality stocks Oracle Corp. (ORCL), CVS Health (CVS), and Humana (HUM), given their strong fundamentals and steady returns. Read on….

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Goldman Sachs says the banking meltdown is a 'headwind' for the economy but not a recession-causing 'hurricane'

Goldman's chief economist believes tighter lending standards after SVB's collapse will help fight inflation instead of causing a "hurricane that pushes the economy into recession."

Fortune

Labor's values unchanged on minimum wage rise

Australia's lowest-paid workers may be in line for a pay rise that keeps up with living costs as the government's position on the minimum wage takes shape.

AAP

Billionaire ‘Bond King’ Jeff Gundlach tells the Fed it must choose between fighting inflation or rescuing banks—it can’t do both

The DoubleLine CEO predicted a recession is just months away.

Fortune

National Minimum Wage: How much extra you will get when wages increase on April 1

An increase is coming, but workers are also being hit hard by rising inflation

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Push in states for $20 minimum wage as inflation persists

Just years after labor activists persuaded a handful of states to raise their minimum wage to $15 per hour, workers initially thrilled with the pay bump are finding their hard-won gains erased by inflation

The New Daily

50-50: RBA mulls rate hike as retail sales slow

Australians are spending less time at the shops as sky high inflation and rapidly rising interest rates eat into retail sales.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran’s Raisi Vows to Overcome Challenges, Blames Predecessor for Economic ‘Imbalance’

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi pledged to fulfill promises made to his citizens and defended his “balanced” foreign policy, blaming the previous government, which was headed by Hassan Rouhani, for economic instability and “challenges” facing the country. The Iranian government’s website quoted Raisi as saying that the government’s internal policy depended…

Evening Standard

Surge in supermarket food prices fuels big squeeze

Record rise in cost of shopping sends annual bill for food and drink staples up £837

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Tunisia Cuts Off Water Supply at Night amid Severe Drought

Tunisian authorities have started cutting off drinking water at night in areas of the capital and other cities, residents said, in what appears to be a bid to reduce consumption amid a severe drought. Cutting off water without prior announcement, in areas of the capital Tunis, Hammamet, Sousse, Monastir and…

France 24

US, Japan agree deal on trade in EV battery minerals

The United States and Japan have agreed a deal on trading in minerals that are key to making electric car batteries. The aim is to bolster EV (electric vehicle) battery supply chains and reduce the countries' reliance on China. The deal will give Japanese carmakers wider access to $7,500 tax…

Daily Mirror

Supermarket shoppers face paying £837 more in stores - how to cut cost of your food bill

Grocery price inflation hit 17.5% in the month to March 19, analysts at Kantar said - this is up from 17.1% in February - as supermarket shoppers continue to be squeezed by rising prices

The Guardian - UK

UK supermarket inflation hits record high, making shoppers hunt for bargains

Prices rise fastest for eggs, milk and cheese amid shortages of salad and other items

The Independent UK

Shoppers turn to multiple supermarkets as grocery inflation reaches record high

Grocery price inflation has reached a record 17.5%, adding a potential £837 to the average household’s annual shopping bill.

Wales Online

Rise in food prices hits 17.5%, changing the way we use supermarkets

It is the ninth month in a row of double-digit growth in food prices

The Independent UK

Shop price inflation hits another record high as cost of sugar leaves a sour taste

Prices rises for chocolate, sweets and fizzy drinks increased this month

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