The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Go-fast Kwasi is taking a leap of faith even Indiana Jones would shrink from

Afficionados of Indiana Jones will know exactly which sequence provides the perfect accompaniment to Kwasi Kwarteng’s Growth Plan announced last Friday. Towards the end of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, when Jones has to cross an unbridgeable crevasse he does so by stepping out with a leap of faith…

Evening Standard · Sep 26, 2022

How to get free milk delivered to your door as it becomes more expensive than petrol

The cost of milk has been soaring in line with general rising inflation

Wales Online · Sep 26, 2022

Public services braced for huge cuts as Liz Truss abandons spending review

Budgets were set when prices were expected to rise by just 4 per cent – but inflation is now 10 per cent

The Independent UK · Sep 26, 2022

Netflix and Disney Poised to Shake Up TV Ad World

With the launch of cheaper, ad-supported subscriptions, Netflix and Disney+ are expected to bite into the revenue of traditional television channels as the streaming services look toward continued expansion. After having long-shunned the notion of advertising on its platform, Netflix this year accelerated work on just such an offering as…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Sep 26, 2022

Biden's mixed record forces some Dems into odd balancing act

Some Democrats facing tough midterm races are praising many of the Biden administration's top policy achievements even while distancing themselves from the president himself

The Independent UK · Sep 26, 2022

Asian shares mostly decline echoing US slide on rate worries

Asian shares are mostly lower, reflecting pessimism over weakness on Wall Street as the squeeze by central banks around the world to curb inflation weighs on investor sentiment

The Independent UK · Sep 26, 2022

India’s social safety net offers lessons as food prices rocket up

India’s inflation problem is making hunger worse and attempts to fix inflation may just add to poverty.

360info · Sep 26, 2022

Fed’s Bostic says US could have a ‘relatively orderly’ slowdown

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said the strong U.S. job market suggests the economy could slow down in “a relatively orderly way” as the central bank bears down on inflation by raising interest rates.

Tribune News Service · Sep 25, 2022

In Moldova, thousands in new call for government's resignation

Several thousand people protested in Moldova's capital on Sunday for the second straight weekend to demand the resignation of the country's pro-Western government amid mounting anger over spiralling natural gas prices and inflation.

Reuters · Sep 25, 2022

Corporate greed, not wages, is behind inflation. It’s time for price controls

Corporations are using rising costs as an excuse to increase their prices even higher, resulting in record profits. We need limited price controls to break this cycle

The Guardian - US · Sep 25, 2022