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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 17 September 2022

Inflation lunged sideways, stocks dropped all over the shop, the European Union massaged its slapping hand, and Adobe suite went brrr.

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SET volatile ahead of key Fed meeting

Trade on the Stock Exchange of Thailand was quite volatile in the past week. The SET Index climbed towards 1,670 points early in the week before surprisingly high US inflation dragged down global risk assets and Thai shares on Wednesday morning.

Bangkok Post

3 Safe Investments for Seniors to Consider Right Now

August CPI figures indicate that inflation is yet to be controlled, and the Fed might launch another significant interest rate hike next week. As recessionary fears loom over the economy, it might be ideal for seniors to invest in the fundamentally sound stocks Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola (KO), and…

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The consequences of declining fertility are many

A below replacement level fertility rate would mean a smaller dividend window than expected

The Hindu

US consumers’ long-term inflation expectations dip to lowest since mid-2021

U.S. long-term inflation expectations fell to the lowest in more than a year in early September, an encouraging sign for the Federal Reserve as it tries to keep views anchored.

Tribune News Service

Nearly two-thirds of Argentines see economy getting even worse: poll

Nearly 64% of Argentines fear the country's ailing economy will get even worse in the coming months, according to a survey published on Friday, against a backdrop of surging inflation and the weakening purchasing power of the peso currency.

Reuters

The Week Ahead: Bracing for a 1 percentage point 'surprise'

The Federal Reserve is an institution that relies on confidence and consistency. Both have been shaken as the agency struggles to tamp down inflation and regain the trust of investors.

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Cloopen: A Clean Cloud, or Still Under Stormy Skies?

Key Takeaways: An internal investigation by cloud services provider Cloopen found the company inflated its revenue by about 5% in last year’s second and third quarters The new China-U.S. information-sharing agreement could help restore investor confidence in such U.S.-listed Chinese companies By Doug Young

Benzinga

Companies declared insolvent in England and Wales jump by 43%

Businesses may struggle as consumers cut back spending amid high inflation and rising fuel costs, economists warn

The Guardian - UK

Pound sinks to new 37-year low as inflation soars

Sterling dropped below $1.14 taking it to its worst point since 1985

The Independent UK

Why is the pound plunging on 30th anniversary of Black Wednesday?

Falls against the dollar are prompted partly by concern about Liz Truss’s economic and energy policies

The Guardian - UK

Fewer discounts: Reserve Bank boss issues inflation warning on corporate profits

Philip Lowe wants businesses to start offering shoppers more discounts, saying corporate profits must fall to curb soaring inflation.

The New Daily

Members of Scotland's largest teaching union vote to strike over pay dispute

SCOTLAND'S largest teaching union has voted to go on strike and reject a five per cent pay offer, following a huge member turnout.

The National (Scotland)

US Stocks Could Open Lower As Uncertainty Looms Ahead Of FOMC Meeting, Futures Trading Shows — FedEx, Adobe In Focus

U.S. stocks are on track to extend their losses, with the major index futures moving sharply lower on Friday. An inflation reading due shortly after the market open may have a big say in how the market trades in the final session of the week, especially ahead of the September…

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The Independent UK

Oktoberfest is back but shadowed by 'red hot' inflation

Oktoberfest is on tap again in Germany after a two-year pandemic interruption

Wales Online

New study shows how much the cost of everything has risen in past 25 to 50 years

It covers everything from homes to train tickets and has adjusted prices for inflation

Axios

Don't hold your breath for lower mortgage rates

Inflation has put the Fed squarely on the path toward higher interest rates.

WEKU

Americans are paying more and getting less as inflation hits home

Rising inflation has meant fewer restaurant meals, getaways and even doctor visits for many Americans, as nearly 4 in 10 say their family finances have gotten worse in the last year.

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The Independent UK

Asian stocks follow Wall St lower amid inflation pressure

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street lower after higher-than-expected U.S. inflation dashed hopes the Federal Reserve might ease away from more interest rate hikes

The Guardian - AU

Interest rates all but certain to rise in October but end of big hikes nearing, RBA governor says

Reserve Bank board will consider either a 25 or 50 basis point rise at next month’s meeting, Philip Lowe tells MPs

Bangkok Post

Apple counts on upscale shoppers to turn latest iPhone into hit

The latest iPhone hits stores in many countries, including Thailand, on Friday, and Apple Inc is counting on well-heeled shoppers to make the device a hit during a year of roaring inflation and shaky technology spending.

Financial Times

What we keep getting wrong about inflation

Inflation needs a monetary response, whereas the energy crunch should be met with support for struggling households

Reuters

Sri Lanka's crisis pushes war-shattered Tamils to the brink

Under a blazing sun, a 44-year-old Tamil labourer tended his rented patch of peanut field in Sri Lanka, striking his spade against the earth in a daily struggle to beat inflation that has put many necessities out of reach.

The Canberra Times

RBA urges fiscal reform

The Reserve Bank has urged the government to not use the national credit card to pay for services.

ABC News

More interest rate rises ahead but pace of increase set to slow, RBA governor says

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe says he will keep lifting interest rates but the pace will soon slow down and he is confident the economy can absorb the rises.

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