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Fed minutes show more members open to a rate hike

A majority of Fed members at their April meeting felt "some policy firming ‌would likely become appropriate" if inflation in the United States stays high.

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Fed minutes show more policymakers were prepared to lay groundwork for rate hike

Federal Reserve minutes show growing concern that inflation driven by the Iran war could persist above the 2% target, prompting discussions around possible future rate hikes. Several policymakers signalled tightening may be needed, marking a more hawkish shift. Bond yields rose as markets priced in reduced chances of rate cuts.

The Economic Times

Harvard faculty votes to make it more difficult for undergrads to earn As

Harvard University faculty have voted to limit the number of A grades awarded to undergraduates, approving one of the most sweeping efforts by a major university to curb grade inflation

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Harvard faculty enacts cap on A-grades as students push back

Harvard University faculty have voted to limit the number of A-grades awarded in undergraduate courses. Starting in 2027, a maximum of 20% of students plus four can receive an A. This move aims to combat grade inflation and re-center academic rigor.

The Economic Times

M&S in fashion as stocks climb amid fresh hopes of US-Iran peace deal

Investors in London were also digesting better-than-forecast UK inflation figures.

Evening Standard

US Treasury yields reach highest levels since 2007 – here's how it will change the way Americans borrow, spend and invest

High Treasury yields' impact on consumer finances: Treasury yields are reaching multiyear highs, impacting borrowing costs, investments, and consumer confidence. This rise, driven by inflation fears and geopolitical concerns, means higher mortgage rates and increased government debt expenses.

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We may have cut interest rates twice this year if not for Iran war – Bank chief

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey told MPs on the Treasury Committee that a rate cut had been taken off the table following the conflict.

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Bank of England governor says food price freezes are ‘unsustainable’

The Iran conflict has been the ‘dominating change in the landscape’ for the economy, Andrew Bailey said

The Independent UK

Dollar Erases Early Gains as Crude Prices Fall and Stocks Rally

The dollar index (DXY00 ) fell from a 6-week high today and is down by -0.09%. The dollar gave up an early advance today and moved lower after crude oil prices fell by more than -2%, which lowered inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed to ease monetary policy, a...

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Donald Trump Unwittingly Admits Looming Economic Fears At White House Picnic Event

At a White House picnic, Donald Trump praised a 'thriving' US economy before conceding 'people aren't seeing it yet'. His attempt to blame Iran war fallout exposes a growing political risk.

International Business Times UK

7 Medicare Costs Rising Faster Than the 2027 Social Security COLA Forecast

Retirees across America face a financial squeeze as Medicare expenses continue climbing faster than projected Social Security COLA adjustments for 2027. Many households already stretch fixed incomes, and healthcare costs keep tightening that gap in frustrating ways. Inflation in medical services, prescription pricing, and insurance overhead drives much of this…

The Free Financial Advisor

Kevin O'Leary Says Gen Z Is 'Financially Cooked' Spending $28 on Lunch; Some Agree, Others Push Back

Kevin O'Leary's remarks on young professionals' spending habits have sparked a debate on financial discipline, inflation, and wealth-building, highlighting generational divides in personal finance strategies.

International Business Times UK

Treasury Selloff Deepens As Inflation Fears And Middle East War Continue Pressuring Markets

The 30-year Treasury yield climbed above 5.19% as investors reacted to inflation pressures, weak demand for long-term debt, and mounting global economic uncertainty.

International Business Times

Is this why retirees still struggle despite a new Social Security COLA forecast? Two ways to earn 4% on your money before the COLA arrives

A projected 3.9% Social Security COLA adjustment is making headlines — but millions of retirees don't need to wait until October to protect their purchasing power. The projected Social Security COLA increase comes after inflation accelerated sharply during March and April. Prices are now rising at their fastest pace in…

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The 5 Most Expensive Retirement Mistakes Americans Over 60 Are Making During This Inflation Spike

Retirement was supposed to feel like a reward, not a financial juggling act under rising grocery bills and shrinking purchasing power. Yet inflation keeps reshaping daily life for Americans over 60, turning once-stable budgets into unpredictable puzzles. Essentials like housing, food, insurance, and healthcare continue climbing faster than many fixed…

Reason

Trump Is the High-Prices President

Trump's signature policies are pushing prices higher—and voters are pushing back.

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Nasdaq Futures Climb as Bond Yields Fall, Nvidia Earnings in Focus

June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM26) are trending up +0.69% this morning as sentiment improved after Treasury yields retreated from multiyear highs, with attention now turning to an earnings report from chip giant Nvidia.

Evening Standard

Examples of where inflation eased in April – and where it accelerated

The main upwards pressure on inflation last month was a sharp rise in the cost of fuel.

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The Independent UK

Why has UK inflation gone down? What economic experts say will happen next

ONS reported that the Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to 2.8 per cent

Evening Standard

Why has inflation gone down and where will it go from here?

Economists said April’s inflation fall will only be a brief respite before the Middle East conflict sends prices spiking again.

Kiplinger

Retirement Is Coming: This Is How to Conquer It, 'Game of Thrones' Style

Hopefully, life after work won't be a battle, but you'll need to be able to defend your position if old foes like inflation and volatile markets rise up against you.

Evening Standard

Government food price caps would be ‘preposterous and idiotic’, say supermarkets

A Government minister denied plans for price caps but confirmed that it is holding talks with supermarkets amid concerns over rising inflation.

The Independent UK

Supermarket bosses say food price caps would be ‘preposterous’ and ‘idiotic’

A government minister denied any concrete plans for price caps but confirmed ongoing discussions with supermarkets

The Independent UK

UK inflation has fallen but it’s not all good news – here’s why

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The Economic Times

Constitution, voice of Gandhi, Ambedkar, under attack: Rahul in Raebareli

Rahul Gandhi asserts the Constitution faces an attack. He emphasizes its importance as a reflection of Ambedkar and Gandhi's ideals. Gandhi warns of rising inflation and criticizes the Prime Minister's actions. He calls for collective defense of equality and justice. The future leaders will emerge from the people.

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