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'Begin Preparing For A Recession': 8 Experts React To Jobs Report, Stock Market Sell-Off

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) traded lower Friday after the Labor Department reported strong U.S. jobs market numbers from September.

Benzinga

Easy guide to capital gains tax on sale of residential property

Selling a residential property is no easy task. It involves a lot of research on the best price to quote, a good broker, on checking how genuine the prospective buyer is etc. What’s even more confusing is what is the kind of money you need to pay, as taxes to…

The Times of India

OBR forecasts likely to show £60bn-£70bn hole after Kwarteng’s mini-budget

Predictions handed to chancellor expected to paint gloomy picture for UK economy amid sweeping tax cuts

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3 Stocks to Buy Now and Never Sell

Raging inflation and the Fed’s continued rate hikes have kept the stock market under tremendous pressure. Healthcare stocks have always been considered safe haven amid market uncertainties, and we think fundamentally solid stocks AbbVie (ABBV), Pfizer (PFE), and McKesson Corporation (MCK) could be ideal buys for the long term. Read…

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3 Stocks With Growth Potential You Won't Want to Miss

The Federal Reserve’s single-minded battle against inflation is expected to keep the stock market volatile and the economy teetering on the brink of a recession. However, companies with resilient and profitable businesses might be able to endure the near-term challenges. Hence, we think it could be wise to invest in…

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Inflation: why you might be worrying about it more than you should

People really dislike inflation. Today, with US annual inflation still above 8%, one in five Americans consider it the country’s biggest problem – spelling trouble for the Democrats at the November mid-terms.

The Conversation

Tens of thousands of midwives vote on whether to strike for second time in 140 years

The Royal College of Nursing and Royal College of Midwives are now both balloting their members over strike action this winter - after a below-inflation NHS pay rise from the government

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US jobs rise while unemployment drops, keeping pressure on Fed

U.S. employers continued to hire at a solid pace last month and the jobless rate unexpectedly returned to a historic low, indicating a sturdy labor market that puts the inflation-focused Federal Reserve on course for another outsize interest-rate hike.

Tribune News Service

5 Stocks to Delete From Your Watchlist in Q4

The stock market has been experiencing wild swings this year, with inflation at a multi-decade high and the Fed aggressively raising interest rates to bring it under control. Amid rising recession worries, we think fundamentally weak stocks, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Block (SQ), Ginkgo Bioworks (DNA), Rocket Lab USA (RKLB),…

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Government says it's open to talks as Wirral council struggles with growing deficit

"We are working with councils to understand the impact inflation will have on their budgets and stand ready to speak to any council that has concerns"

Liverpool Echo

Steady US job growth a signal for Fed

WASHINGTON: The US labour market remained strong in September, showing its resilience. But the persistent strength in hiring also underscored the challenges facing the Federal Reserve as it tries to curtail job growth enough to tame inflation.

Bangkok Post

US employers added 263,000 new jobs in September as ‘cracks’ appear in labor market

Jobs market growth has remained robust despite rising interest rates and fears of a recession, but how long it can maintain trajectory is unknown

The Guardian - US

Disability program riddled with problems

The federal Social Securities Income program is leaving many without monetary aid that matches inflation costs

Salon

The Week Ahead: Seeing the bottom line of earnings deflation and economic apprehension

Amid the stock market's obsession over inflation and interest rates, investors may be asking themselves, “What about profits?” After all, the market is supposed to reflect corporate profit expectations, not just economic statistics.

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Despite challenges business bosses globally are still feeling optimistic

New research from Deloitte shows CEOs see retaining key staff as important as factors such as inflation

Axios

How inflation could lower your taxes

COLAs were barely noticed in the era before high inflation, but are now crucial for Americans coping with price increases.

Daily Mirror

Six in 10 Brits oppose Liz Truss's 'out of touch' plot to cut benefits, poll shows

A vast majority of the public, and nearly half of those who voted Conservative in 2019, believe that benefits should rise in line with inflation, as Liz Truss considers a 5.4% increase which critics warn will plunge the poorest into misery

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Stocks sink despite Friday's report that hiring cooled in September

A new jobs report showed a modest slowdown in hiring last month that was not enough to soothe Wall Street's worries about inflation and the Fed. The unemployment rate edged down to 3.5%

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Oil Prices Reach Highest Level in Three Months after ‘OPEC+’ Deal

Oil prices have stabilized near the highest level in three months, after OPEC+ key ministers agreed oil production cuts of 2 million barrels per day. This is the highest oil cut since 2020. Saudi Energy Minister Abdulaziz bin Salman said OPEC+ had needed to be pro-active as central banks around…

ABC News

Reserve Bank acknowledges its rapid rate hikes could force some people to sell their homes

Australia's Reserve Bank says its rapid interest rate rises could see some mortgage owners fall into arrears, and some even having to sell their homes.

Birmingham Post

Confidence in UK economy plunges among South West firms

Companies across the region have expressed concerns about inflation, energy costs, recruitment and the weakening of the pound, according to a survey by Business West

The Independent UK

US hiring likely slowed last month (which may be good news)

The piping-hot U.S. job market may be cooling off, if only slightly

Los Angeles Times

California taxpayers to get refunds starting Friday to help with rising costs of gas

The Golden State will send tax refunds to about 23 million Californians starting Friday to help them navigate the rising costs due to inflation.

Benzinga

Fed Governor Says Traditional Econ Data May Not Be Keeping Up With Inflation: 'Often A Mistake'

A Federal Reserve governor has suggested that traditional data sources and lagging economic indicators might not cut it anymore.

Reuters

Former Colombian finance ministers criticize Petro comments on central bank

A string of former Colombian finance ministers criticized the Andean country's President Gustavo Petro on Thursday after he took to Twitter to question the central bank's decision to hike its benchmark interest rate last week.

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