The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

The chancellor says nothing is off the table but fellow Tory ministers remain dismissive of idea

A Daily Mirror survey found that one in four people responded to higher prices by eating food past its best-before date. Food and drink price inflation hit a near decade high of 5.9% in March

Multi-decade high inflation is reflected in consumer staples like grocery items. While grocery prices are expected to rise further, an inelastic demand should help grocery retailers stay afloat by passing on the rising costs to consumers. In this article, I am going to discuss how inflation is expected to treat…

Workers’ ability to buy things with their wages is little different from when Tony Abbott took office in September 2013

A new survey by the Australian Bureau of Statistics found well over half of businesses are under pressure from rising costs.

Inflation jumped in March, sparking expectations of a cash rate rise before the election, and concerns for mortgage holders

The war in Ukraine will sharply reduce economic growth in the Central Asian region in 2022, although higher oil prices will lessen the impact for the Middle East and North Africa, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday. Both regions will still feel the effect of surging commodity prices, and…

Heightened inflationary pressures, aggressive interest rate increases, geopolitical instability, and the resurgence of COVID-19 cases have triggered a market correction. Given the increased market volatility, investing in companies with attractive valuations and significant upside potential could be wise. Thus, we believe the fundamentally sound yet cheap stocks of ARC Document…

The Money Saving Expert founder has issued a guide to help employees check they are being paid properly

NFU president responds to reports ministers are considering lowering import taxes to stem inflation

The public is split on whether the Chancellor is doing a good job, but half feel less positive about him than they did a year ago.