The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Asian stocks have sunk again after German inflation spiked higher, British Prime Minister Liz Truss defended a tax-cut plan that rattled investors and Chinese manufacturing weakened

Proposals from 1995 condemning ‘recycling’ of taxpayers’ money add to concerns for universal credit increase

The United States midterm elections will be held in six weeks, on November 8. All 435 House of Representatives seats are up for election, as well as 35 of the 100 senators. Democrats won the House by 222-213 in 2020, and hold the Senate on a 50-50 tie with Vice…

NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday raised benchmark lending rates for the 4th straight time in a row, in a bid to tame the soaring inflation.

The Bureau of Statistics will publish inflation data on a monthly basis, rather than every three months, to better help economists keep track of how inflation is evolving.

Citing the impact of decades-high inflation on consumers' wallets, the nation's biggest credit reporting agencies — Experian, Equifax and TransUnion — agreed to continue to offer free weekly credit reports through the end of next year.

The Bank of Thailand is prepared to keep raising its policy rate if core inflation rises faster than predicted.

The Trade Policy and Strategy Office estimates inflation has already peaked and should decelerate in the remaining months of the year.

It tracks a broad global sell-off, as recession fears mount in the US as its Federal Reserve fails to temper fears about more rate hikes.

Inflation and rising shipping costs has forced retailers to implement return fees

The stock market has been experiencing heightened volatility lately on concerns over the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes to tame record-high inflation and growing recession odds. Amid an uncertain market environment, investors increasingly take refuge in dividend stocks to ensure a steady income stream. Hence, it would be wise to invest…