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Inflation Is the New Fixed Expense in Retirement: 5 Things That Actually Work to Address It (and What Doesn't)

Inflation will cut your purchasing power in half over a long retirement. Simply trying to spend less won't work, so you need a plan that helps your savings last.

Kiplinger

With oil markets nearing the danger zone, a US-Iran deal can’t come soon enough

Global prices are approaching a tipping point that could trigger inflation, shortages and, over time, recession

The Guardian - UK

US companies, shamed by Trump, tiptoe into $166 billion tariff refund race

After a landmark Supreme Court ruling, U.S. businesses are strategically striving to salvage billions in refunds from now-invalid tariffs. However, they face pressure from former President Trump and the risk of consumer lawsuits, prompting many to operate in secrecy. These refunds could potentially ease financial strains for companies and help…

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Charting the Global Economy: Factory activity sags on inflation

Global economic activity is slowing, with manufacturing contracting in many regions due to persistent inflation and the ongoing energy crunch. Bond yields have surged to a two-decade high. While the UK saw inflation ease, other nations grapple with rising prices and currency pressures, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide.

The Economic Times

Iran war is exposing South Africa’s dependency on diesel: what went wrong

It is forgivable to think that an oil shock mainly hurts at the petrol pump. After all, that is where households feel it first. But when my colleagues and I at the Bureau for Economic Research started digging through South Africa’s fuel data, a different story emerged – one that…

The Conversation

FED:Temporary fall in inflation won't ease RBA fears

A short-lived reduction in the fuel excise has provided some momentary price relief but inflation will only worsen without a resolution to supply blockages.

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Temporary fall in inflation won't ease RBA fears

A short-lived reduction in the fuel excise has provided some momentary price relief but inflation will only worsen without a resolution to supply blockages.

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U.S. debt is the 'elephant in the room' amid bond market rout as Fed-fueled interest costs could drive even larger deficits, analysts warn

"In our view, unsustainable fiscal dynamics are compounding with a reflation story, turning a short-term problem into a long-end selloff."

Fortune

The Fed's worst inflation fears may be coming true as consumers lose faith in long-term prices—even Trump supporters doubt he can bring relief

"Critically, consumers appear worried that inflation will increase and proliferate beyond fuel prices, even in the long run."

Fortune

The 2027 Social Security COLA Forecast Just Jumped — Here’s What Could Still Reduce Your Check

Retirees just received a fresh dose of attention-grabbing news as the 2027 Social Security COLA forecast ticks higher once again. The adjustment signals that inflation pressures continue to shape future benefits, even years ahead of payment changes. Many households feel relief at the idea of larger checks, especially after recent…

The Free Financial Advisor

Bitcoin faces fresh selling pressure despite U.S.-Iran easing; over $400 million liquidated in 1 day

Bitcoin and Ethereum extended losses as macroeconomic concerns, ETF outflows and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on investor sentiment. More than $400 million in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated, while analysts warned markets could remain volatile amid inflation worries and shifting Federal Reserve expectations.

The Economic Times

El Nino, Strait of Hormuz risks may fuel fresh global food inflation surge: Citi Research Report

Global food prices are set to rise. Citi Research warns of increased inflation risks. Potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and worsening El Nino conditions threaten supply. Agricultural commodity prices could surge in the coming months. Higher energy and fertiliser costs are also a concern.

The Economic Times

Petrol, diesel prices in India rise for 3rd time: Public calls fuel rate hike a "big blow", demands regulation

Fuel prices, including petrol, diesel, and CNG, have seen multiple increases recently, significantly burdening middle-class families and daily commuters. Residents express frustration over rising costs and stagnant incomes, while taxi drivers face challenges with unrevised fares. These hikes are attributed to global energy market volatility and are expected to raise…

The Economic Times

Gold on track for second weekly loss as rising oil prices drive up rate hike bets

Gold prices are falling, heading for a second weekly loss. Higher oil prices are fueling inflation worries and boosting chances of a U.S. interest rate hike. Treasury yields are near one-year highs, reducing demand for gold. Other precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium are also experiencing losses. Consumer sentiment…

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UK's FTSE 100 snaps four-week losing streak as rate hike fears ease

UK's FTSE 100 index is poised to end a losing streak, buoyed by softer inflation and rising unemployment data that eases pressure for a Bank of England rate hike. Retail sales saw their steepest fall in nearly a year, adding to concerns about consumer spending amid global and domestic challenges.

The Economic Times

European shares end at more than one-month high on tech boost

European shares closed at over a month's high, boosted by technology stocks and optimism surrounding a potential Middle East conflict resolution. AI advancements and French government investments in tech also fueled gains. However, rising inflation concerns and a stalled merger deal led to some stock declines.

The Economic Times

Wall Street Week Ahead: Soaring stocks could face rocky patch as earnings wind down, yields perk up

US stocks face potential headwinds as a strong earnings season concludes. Investors are shifting focus to rising inflation and bond yields, with the PCE price index due Thursday. Futures now price in a potential Fed rate hike later in 2026, a stark contrast to earlier expectations. Key reports from Salesforce…

The Economic Times

Wars, Oil and Wealth: The world adapts faster than we think, lessons for equity investors

India today is a more than four-trillion-dollar economy with stronger external reserves, wider energy relationships, greater diplomatic reach and a far more diversified economic structure than in earlier decades. Higher oil prices may affect inflation, current account balances and near-term sentiment, but they are unlikely to derail the broader growth…

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The Independent UK

A mere 16% of Americans give high marks to the economy in what could be Trump’s undoing in midterms

High gas prices and rising inflation could spell disaster for Republicans in the midterms

The Guardian - AU

The biggest budget myths: why claims of ‘massive tax bills’ and an investor exodus fall short

In the backlash to changes to capital gains tax, many claims have been made and not all of them stack up

Bangkok Post

New US Fed chair says he will be 'reform-oriented'

WASHINGTON - New US Federal Reserve Chair vowed to be "reform-oriented" as he was sworn in at the White House on Friday, with President Donald Trump insisting the central bank chief would be "totally independent."

Barchart

Stocks Settle Higher on Iran Peace Hopes and Tech Strength

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) on Friday closed up +0.37%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI ) (DIA ) closed up +0.58%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) closed up +0.42%. June E-mini S&P futures (ESM26 ) rose +0.35%, and June E-mini Nasdaq futures...

AAP

US stocks close out their 8th straight winning week

The U.S. stock market closed out its eighth straight winning week

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Ohio Seniors: Why More Local Banks Are Adding Elder Fraud Protections to Accounts in 2026

For many Ohio seniors, the biggest financial fear is no longer just inflation or rising healthcare costs. Increasingly, retirees are worried about scams, fake bank...

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Dollar Erases Early Gains as US Consumer Sentiment Sinks

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Friday gave up an early advance and finished little changed. The dollar was pressured on Friday after the University of Michigan’s May US consumer sentiment index was revised downward to a record low. Also, Friday’s rally in stocks curbed liquidity demand for the dollar....

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