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NHS, teachers and police pay announced today as nurses brace for industrial action

Ministers are expected to announce the settlement for most NHS workers, teachers and police on Tuesday in England - but it's feared it will be well below inflation, making a real terms pay cut

Daily Mirror

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Estonian PM regains ruling majority, warns of tough times ahead

The new cabinet of Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas was sworn in on Monday, re-establishing political stability, but she warned of tough times ahead for the economy as energy costs soar and inflation rages in the fall-out from the war in Ukraine.

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F1 cost cap row to continue with "inflation skyrocketing and no-one happy" over increase

After months at loggerheads, F1 chiefs finally struck a deal with team bosses over a small increase to the budget cap for the 2022 season – but still no-one is thrilled with the outcome

Daily Mirror

Get set for inflation to reach another 40-year high

Pressure for bigger interest rate rises likely to follow multi-decade highs for rising prices

Evening Standard

Bread for $10 is the new $5 gas as demand wanes for basics

People really begin noticing inflation when it shows up in things that they regularly buy. That’s why gasoline and milk get so much attention. Add bread to a growing list of basics that are rising in price and crushing consumer sentiment.

Tribune News Service

Parliament adjourned on first day of Monsoon Session over Agnipath, inflation and GST

The disruption came a day after Venkaiah Naidu sought the co-operation of the floor leaders for a productive session as his farewell gift

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View from The Hill: Chalmers warns he'll deliver bad news in parliament's first week

The first week of the new parliament will contain some depressing news, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday softening up the community to expect a “confronting” statement on the economy.

The Conversation

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NatWest announces £1.25 billion package for farmers facing inflation challenges

The capital will be deployed through new loans, asset finance and increased overdraft limits

Insider UK

Devolved governments call for more funding from the Chancellor in the face of spiralling inflation

The finance ministers for the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland administrations have written to Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi

Birmingham Post

Inflation blame game: Are soaring profits pushing up prices?

What, or whom, is to blame for the worst cost-of-living crisis in decades? New analysis has pointed the finger at greedy businesses.

The New Daily

More RBA rate hikes to come as investors brace for Twitter, Netflix earnings reports

The meeting minutes and a speech by RBA governor Philip Lowe on Wednesday are likely to reiterate the overarching message – more rate hikes are coming.

The New Daily

A recession would be worse than this

With inflation, there are winners and losers. With a recession, everyone loses.

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The Guardian - UK

UK interest rates could top 2% in next year, says Bank of England’s Saunders

Monetary policy committee member says Bank must act to prevent high inflation becoming embedded

Motorsport

The risk the big F1 teams face with the updated cost cap

After months of wrangling about the impact of inflation on the Formula 1 cost cap a resolution was finally agreed on the eve of the Austrian GP.

The Guardian - UK

Direct Line issues profit warning as inflation drives up cost of claims

Insurer’s shares fall as higher used car prices, costlier parts and longer repair times weigh on business

The Hindu

Higher inflation won’t hurt T.N.’s economy: Palanivel Thiaga Rajan

Finance Minister says Tamil Nadu will hit its growth targets

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Evening Standard

Homeowners warned interest rates could soar over 2 per cent

Millions of homeowners have been put on notice of a higher than expected rise in interest rates over the next year as one of the Bank of England’s rate setters said they may have to be lifted to 2 per cent or higher to tame soaring inflation.

The Independent UK

Interest rates could hit 2% or higher in the next year, says Bank policymaker

Outgoing Monetary Policy Committee member Michael Saunders said increases ‘still have some way to go’ in order to get inflation under control.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Economics of War: Pain for Europe Now, Later for Russia

Across Europe, signs of distress are multiplying as Russia’s war in Ukraine drags on. Food banks in Italy are feeding more people. German officials are turning down the air conditioning as they prepare plans to ration natural gas and restart coal plants. A giant utility is asking for a taxpayer…

Reuters

U.S., allies cannot allow China to dominate raw materials, technologies - Yellen

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will call on Tuesday for deeper trade ties among allies to fortify their supply chains, combat inflation and thwart China's "unfair trade practices" and efforts to dominate key raw materials and technologies markets.

Radio France Internationale

Macron's Marchers present their spending power plans to hostile parliament

From Monday, the French parliament will debate two bills presented by the government, aimed at shielding the least well-off from the impact of inflation. In the light of last week's setback for the presidential party on the question of health regulations, discussions are likely to be troubled.

ABC News

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns on budget outlook, New Zealand inflation surge hints at even bigger interest rate rises

Fresh inflation figures out of New Zealand sound a warning that the worst of price and rate rises may still be yet to come, says Australia's federal Treasurer as he warns Australians to brace for next week's "confronting" budget update.

The Independent UK

Economics of war: Pain for Europe now, later for Russia

Europe is feeling the pain from Russia's war in Ukraine

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