How inflation drop to 10.1% will impact your household budget, savings and mortgages over next few weeks Inflation remains higher than experts predicted as food and drink prices continue to soar. Daily Record · Apr 19, 2023
UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price? From sugar to bread, electricity to pet products, how costs have soared The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2023
UK Inflation, Highest in Western Europe, Falls Only a Little in March Britain now has Western Europe's highest rate of consumer price inflation after it fell by less than expected in March to 10.1% in March from February's 10.4%, official data showed on Wednesday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast that the annual CPI rate would drop to 9.8% in March, moving… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 19, 2023
Inflation slows slightly but food prices surge at 45-year high The Office for National Statistics revealed that Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to 10.1% in March from 10.4% in February. The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2023
Interest rates set to hit 5 per cent in blow to homeowners as double digit inflation persists The shock figure also raised questions about Rishi Sunak’s promise to halve inflation by the end of the year The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2023
Bank of England expected to raise interest rates again after UK inflation only dips to 10.1% – as it happened UK inflation failed to drop into single-digit levels last month as food prices kept soaring, meaning central bank expected to raise borrowing costs again The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2023
Inflation eases slightly but remains in double figures at 10.1% The announcement will come as a serious setback to Rishi Sunak’s pledge to halve inflation by the end of the year Evening Standard · Apr 19, 2023
Inflation drops in latest update - but remains in double figures The rate had unexpectedly risen in February Wales Online · Apr 19, 2023
UK inflation falls by less than expected as food prices soar by 19.1% Annual rate as measured by consumer prices index dropped to 10.1% in March, says ONS The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2023
Inflation falls to 10.1% but price of basic foods hits record high - what it means for you UK inflation fell to 10.1% in March - this is down from the 10.4% and surprise jump that was recorded in February, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said this morning Daily Mirror · Apr 19, 2023
FTSE 100 Live: Shock 10.1% inflation, but ‘detail suggests even less rosy picture’; shares close down 0.1% WH Smith, Deliveroo and Dunelm are in the spotlight today during another busy session for results and trading updates. Evening Standard · Apr 19, 2023
Food inflation soars again – as Britain’s favourite cheese spikes by up to 80% Supermarkets say dairy products are being hardest hit by inflation The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2023
Freezing HECS-HELP indexation won't put more money in your pocket in the short term Think abolishing indexation on your HECS-HELP debt would put money in your pocket? It won’t. In fact, it could drive up your tax bill. ABC News · Apr 19, 2023
Tourism, agriculture beefs up demand in Northeast The Mice (meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions), tourism and agricultural sectors are expected to continue driving housing demand in major provinces in the Northeast despite the rate of inflation, with the help of China’s reopening earlier this year. Bangkok Post · Apr 18, 2023
Insider UK · Apr 18, 2023 UK businesses raise prices at slowest rate in two years The pricing slowdown has been supported by weaker rises in business costs and better supply conditions
Insider UK · Apr 18, 2023 Inflation suppresses Scottish shop sales in March Scottish retail sales remained flat in March, with a drop of just 0.1% in real terms on the previous year
AAP · Apr 18, 2023 Burdened households to drive lacklustre growth There are few reasons to be optimistic about Australia's growth prospects, as a collection of indicators point to the state of the economy.
StockNews.com · Apr 18, 2023 Best Value Stocks to Buy Now for Long-Term Growth With annual inflation continuing to cool off, as seen in March’s CPI report, fundamentally strong stocks trading at a discount present an opportunity to rake in solid gains in the long term. Therefore, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong stocks BorgWarner (BWA), Lear Corporation (LEA), and Hyster-Yale Materials (HY),…
StockNews.com · Apr 18, 2023 Top Investors Are Buying These 2 Stocks, but Only 1 Is Buy Worthy The stock market is expected to stay volatile due to persistent concerns about high inflation, interest rate hikes, and a recession. While top investors have been buying FedEx (FDX) and RumbleON (RMBL), we think only FDX is worth investing. Read on.
Irish Mirror · Apr 18, 2023 Michael McGrath appears to tamper Budget expectations following last year's massive giveaway The Stability Programme Update (SPU) published on Tuesday afternoon predicted a €10bn Budget surplus for 2023. Next year's surplus is calculated at €16bn.
StockNews.com · Apr 18, 2023 3 Stocks With Strong Growth Potential to Buy in April While inflation has been easing, mounting concerns about a potential recession due to the recent financial crisis will likely keep the stock market under pressure. However, fundamentally strong stocks, Fortive (FTV), Lear Corporation (LEA), and Liberty Energy (LBRT), which look poised for solid growth, could be worth buying. Read on.
Manchester Evening News · Apr 18, 2023 Experts predict good news on inflation ahead of announcement this week The latest Consumer Prices Index rate will be announced on Wednesday
Businessweek · Apr 18, 2023 Americans Go Deeper Into Debt as They Use Buy Now, Pay Later Apps for Groceries With inflation squeezing budgets, more consumers are turning to instant credit apps to make ends meet.
The Guardian - UK · Apr 18, 2023 ‘It’s scandalous’: UK shoppers on how inflation has hit their favourite products Inflation may drop below 10% on Wednesday, but many items have risen even higher than the headline rate
The Guardian - AU · Apr 18, 2023 Help! Should Australians rush to pay down student loans before indexation? While general financial wisdom once suggested Help-Hecs debt was fine to pay down slowly, the current economic climate may rewrite the rules for some