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Exports drop in Oct as global demand slows

Exports unexpectedly fell in October as tight monetary policy to curb inflation in major trading partners affected purchasing power and economic activity, the Commerce Ministry said on Monday.

Bangkok Post

Trains, tubes and buses: What's next on UK's strikes agenda?

LONDON: The UK's transport network has been blighted by a series of strikes since the summer as workers battle for pay hikes that keep pace with inflation, and in some cases oppose post-Covid changes to the system.

The Times of India

RBA Governor Philip Lowe apologises to Australians struggling with mortgages

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe has apologised to Australians for giving them unclear guidance that led to hundreds of thousands taking out big mortgages in the expectation that interest rates would stay low until 2024.

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RBA governor 'sorry if people listened' to interest rate advice

"I'm certainly sorry if people listened to what we said and they acted on what we had said and now regret what they had done. So that's regrettable. I'm sorry that happened."

Newcastle Herald

Rents, energy driving inflation: RBA chief

The head of the Reserve Bank Philip Lowe has thrown his support behind measures to boost energy and housing supply to cool inflation.

AAP

RBA governor 'sorry people listened' to interest rate advice

Greens senator Nick McKim accused the governor of "inducing many Australians to take out mortgages in the belief that interest rates wouldn't rise until 2024".

The Canberra Times

Pay deals to match inflation are unaffordable, minister warns as strikes loom

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said there ‘simply isn’t the money’.

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Public sector pay rises cannot match inflation, says transport secretary

Mark Harper raises likelihood of winter strikes as he says keeping pace with living costs is unaffordable

The Guardian - UK

Minister insists pay deals to match inflation are 'unaffordable'

Cabinet minister says there 'simply isn’t the money' to meet the demands of workers preparing to strike

Wales Online

Pay deals in line with inflation ‘unaffordable’, says minister as winter of strikes looms

‘There simply isn’t the money’, says transport secretary – who denies blocking deal to avoid more rail strikes

The Independent UK

Inflation-matching pay rises for public sector ‘unaffordable’, says minister

‘You’ve got to be honest with people, the public purse won’t afford inflation busting pay rises for everybody in the public sector’

Evening Standard

Labour say Tory 'Levelling Up' promises in tatters as £576m of funding value lost

Inflation is reducing the real-terms value of cash awarded to communities and projects by funds under Boris Johnson’s flagship policy - meaning it’s worth hundreds of millions less than when it was awarded

Daily Mirror

Cost of living data top of watch list

Fresh data will reveal how sharply costs are rising and how well households are faring as financial pressures mount.

AAP

Digital Black Friday sales top projections despite inflation, report says

Deal-hunting Americans shrugged off sky-high inflation on Black Friday, spending in record-breaking numbers online even as brick-and-mortar stores enjoyed the fading of COVID-19 concerns.

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Black Friday online shoppers embrace Buy Now Pay Later amid high inflation and recession fears but still drive sales to record $9.1 billion

This Black Friday showed "more prominent signs of a budget-conscious consumer" amid recession fears and high inflation, said an Adobe Digital Insights analyst.

Axios

Black Friday online sales set new record despite inflation woes

Purchases on electronics led the way, soaring by 221% compared to an average day in October.

Daily Mirror

Gin prices fall despite soaring inflation but it may not last long, experts warn

Shopping costs are going up for most household items and groceries but gin fans can raise a glass to the fact that their favourite tipple is bucking the cost of living trend

The Independent UK

The renters facing homelessness as soaring demand pushes prices sky-high

Fierce competition between would-be tenants leaves many losing out – just as inflation sends costs soaring

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Here's how inflation is changing holiday deals and shopping

Shoppers are expected to spend a record amount of money this year because nearly everything is more expensive. There are some relative bargains, if you know where to look.

Bangkok Post

Look to emerging markets in transitional year

We believe 2023 will be a transitional year, the next stage following the "low-rates, low-growth" years of 2010-19 and the "Covid years" of 2020-22, where the pandemic led to a global lockdown, massive fiscal spending, skyrocketing debt and the great reflation.

The Walrus

Rising Food Prices: Could a Grocer Code of Conduct Help?

The clock is ticking as retailers and suppliers hammer out new guidelines to boost transparency

StockNews.com

The Best Software Stock to Buy in November and the Worst

With inflation showing signs of cooling, the Fed is expected to slow down its rate hike aggression in the coming months. This might bode well for the tech and software industry. Moreover, amid rapid digitization, the growth prospects of the software industry should remain solid. Thus, quality software stock Commvault…

The Guardian - AU

When the ‘good debt’ stopped being good: the fallout and future of rising student loans

As Hecs and Help debts start to weigh on graduates, is it time to rethink our student loan system?

StockNews.com

4 Stocks You'll Regret Not Buying on the Dip

Due to the macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns, many fundamentally strong stocks are trading much below their 52-week highs. With inflation easing and the Fed hinting at a slowdown in the pace of rate increases, investors could look to capitalize on the positive sentiment by buying fundamentally strong stocks, Lockheed Martin…

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak says nurse pay rise demands ‘obviously unaffordable’

Nurses want an above inflation pay rise to help plug tens of thousands of vacancies

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