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Walmart rolls back barbecue staple prices after Donald Trump says retailer acted at his request

Walmart announced price reductions on popular barbecue items like meat and soda. These cuts follow a public statement from President Donald Trump. Record-high beef prices had previously strained consumer budgets significantly. The retailer also lowered prices on over two hundred fifty items at Sam's Club. This move aims to offer…

The Economic Times

Next chancellor must scrap student loans three-year threshold freeze, MPs say

Ministers are facing criticism for how they have handled repayment terms for graduates, in particular those with so-called ‘plan 2’ loans

The Independent UK

5 Grocery Prices That Experts Expect to Stay High Through the Rest of the Year

Finding relief at the supermarket checkout lane has become a top priority for families managing a strict monthly budget. While overall national inflation is showing mild signs of cooling, food costs remain highly volatile and unpredictable. The United States Department of Agriculture warns that specific food sectors face ongoing labor…

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America's Services Sector Kept Growing In June. But AI Data Centers Are Creating New Supply Shortages.

June's business surveys pointed to continued growth in the U.S. services economy, with hiring improving in one key measure while AI-driven demand continued to strain supplies of critical components.

International Business Times

NY Fed says supply chain pressures eased in June

Global supply chain pressures eased in June, with the New York Fed index falling to 1.25 as Middle East disruptions showed signs of easing. Improved transit through the Strait of Hormuz and softer oil prices are expected to moderate inflation, though logistics bottlenecks and supplier delays continue to signal residual…

The Economic Times

Cash transfer schemes for women should be reviewed in light of inflation: PM advisory panel

Unconditional cash transfer schemes for women need periodic review for adequacy. Maharashtra and Odisha programs show significant improvements in savings and consumption. These schemes boost household finances and reduce family spending outflows. Spending patterns shift towards lifestyle, medical, and educational purposes. Over fifteen states now implement such direct income support…

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US service sector growth dips in June; employment rebounds after months of contraction

US services sector activity saw a slight dip in June as the impact of Middle East war-driven order rushes faded. However, employment rebounded strongly, signaling continued labor market stability. While new orders decreased, order backlogs grew. Falling oil prices helped slow inflation, though underlying price pressures persist due to AI…

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Trump rings Wall Street's opening bells as he ties his presidency to stock market gains

President Trump symbolically opened the stock market from the Oval Office, linking his presidency to market gains amid rising inflation. Despite claims of record-setting markets, only 33% approve of his economic leadership. The initiative promotes "Trump Accounts" for children's investments, highlighting that many families lack direct stock exposure, a benefit…

The Economic Times

Inflation Turns Negative as Hormuz Reopens: Why Gold, Silver, Bitcoin May Now Rally

For most of 2026, gold, silver and Bitcoin have been a painful place to put money.

Benzinga

The COLA Trap: Why a Projected 3.8% Social Security Raise for 2027 Fast-Tracks a 22% Payout Cut

A projected 3.8% Social Security COLA in 2027 could give US retirees a welcome pay rise while quietly accelerating the threat of a 22% benefit cut in the next decade.

International Business Times UK

Has the Bond Market Missed the Oil Collapse? The Case for Lower Treasury Yields Into Early September

Crude oil has fallen back into the $60-$70 range, inflation fears are fading, and traders are pricing in a less restrictive Fed. Could Treasury yields be the next market to catch up? We break down the fundamentals, seasonals, and technicals, pointing toward lower yields into early September.

Barchart

Why You Should Keep an Eye on I-Bonds Now

When inflation heats up, these savings bonds take the spotlight.

Kiplinger

Stocks Set to Open Higher on Tech Boost, Fed Minutes Awaited

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU26) are up +0.48%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU26) are up +1.10% this morning, pointing to a higher open on Wall Street after the long weekend.

Barchart

Global Market Today: Shares edge higher in Asia as oil dips, earnings loom

Asian markets saw gains as Wall Street futures rose, buoyed by hopes of strong earnings and easing oil prices. Reduced inflation fears have lessened the likelihood of a near-term Federal Reserve rate hike, allowing investors to anticipate a tech profit boom driven by AI. Samsung Electronics is expected to report…

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Tech Rotation, FOMC and Other Key Things to Watch this Week

Markets enter a week marked by continued structural shift away from AI and technology stocks toward healthcare and defensive sectors, reflecting persistent investor skepticism about technology valuations and artificial intelligence infrastructure spending sustainability.

Latin Times

REPORT: Mexico's Inflation Is Cooling — So Why Is Sheinbaum's Approval Rate Dipping Under 50%?

Sheinbaum's approval fell below 50% for the first time as Mexicans cite rising costs, a remittance tax, and a stalled peso squeeze over cooling inflation data.

The Economic Times

Falling oil prices give RBI more room to focus on growth, but relief uneven across Asia: Standard Chartered

Falling crude oil prices are providing a significant boost to India and other Asian nations, allowing central banks to prioritize economic growth. This "disinflationary relief" eases pressure on external accounts, especially for heavy energy importers like India, Thailand, and the Philippines. While some economies like South Korea may still face…

The Guardian - UK

‘New direction, same old problems’: the economic challenges facing Andy Burnham

Blair met good fortune when he assumed office, others such as Wilson faced tougher times. The PM-presumptive will start firmly on the back foot

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For one small business, AI was key to a quick start and expansion

The rapid ⁠emergence and spread ⁠of AI has become a defining feature of the U.S. economy, of prime interest to Federal Reserve officials trying to understand its potential to reshape productivity, growth, inflation and labor demand. Among a broad review of the Fed launched by new Chairman Kevin Warsh, one…

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Opposition to seek discussion on NEET, inflation during Parliament's Monsoon session: Imran Masood

Opposition parties are gearing up to confront the government in the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament, slated to begin July 20. Key issues on their agenda include the NEET controversy and escalating inflation. Congress MP Imran Masood expressed the opposition's intent to demand discussions, anticipating the government's reluctance.

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How to Spot Real Grocery Discounts Amid Rising Inflation — Expert Tips

A bright yellow “Sale” tag does not mean what it used to. In an environment of persistent inflation, retailers have mastered the art of the “fake sale,” using psychological triggers to make standard prices feel like bargains. Shoppers walking the aisles today are bombarded with signs screaming “Low Price” and…

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Why the Current Selloff in Big Tech Stocks Is a Springboard for a New Rally

The recent Big Tech correction is a healthy reset, not a market crash. Big Tech capex remains the S&P 500's core engine. With falling gas prices driving down headline CPI and an impending dovish Fed pivot, current market levels offer an ideal entry point for a new historic rally.

The Economic Times

Europe's STOXX 600 clocks best week in over a month as rally broadens

European stocks surged to record highs this week, with the STOXX 600 and Germany's DAX hitting all-time peaks. Investors are betting against an imminent US rate hike, boosting cyclical stocks. Defence shares also climbed amid geopolitical tensions. Signs of easing inflation and a balanced economic outlook in the Eurozone are…

The Economic Times

As food inflation bites, Nestle turns to smaller cities to drive growth

Nestle India is strategically focusing on tier-2 and tier-3 markets for growth, anticipating rising consumption in these areas. Despite facing uneven demand and rising commodity costs in FY26, the company is investing in rural and semi-urban markets to drive future consumption. Nestle India reported a nearly 15% domestic sales increase,…

Bangkok Post

Equities revive as US rate-hike risk eases

RECAP: Asian equities rebounded yesterday as the prospect of an imminent interest rate increase by the US Federal Reserve receded after data showed new job creation had declined sharply.

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