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Typical first-time buyer mortgage payment in London is now £2,393 a month

First-time buyers now face paying £227,757 for a home, rising to more than half a million pounds in London, Rightmove said

Evening Standard

Brussels accuses Apple of breaking EU rules; Badenoch and Reynolds clash over business – as it happened

Business secretary Kemi Badenoch and Labour opposite number, Jonathan Reynolds, debate key issues

The Guardian - UK

Stock market today: Asian shares lower after Wall Street closes another winning week

Asian shares are mostly lower after U.S. stocks coasted to the close of their latest winning week on Friday, even as Nvidia’s stock cooled further from its startling, supernova run

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GDP, Fed Speakers and Other Key Things to Watch this Week

This coming week is pretty news-heavy with PCE and GDP all due out. In addition, there are several fed speakers at some odd times which can cause some volatility in the market.

Barchart

Stock Market: Will New Quarter Bring New Money?

As a new quarter approaches, investors are eager to see if fresh capital will flow into the stock market. With economic indicators showing mixed signals and the Federal Reserve pausing, market participants closely watch for signs of renewed investment. Will the promise of cooling inflation and a potential easing cycle…

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Inflation gauge to offer cold comfort for borrowers

May consumer price data gives the Reserve Bank another glimpse of how interest rate levels are working to bring inflation to heel.

AAP

Will Trump's economic policies really cause 'the mother of all stagflations'? Here’s what experts say

Unlimited Funds' Bob Elliott argues only part of Summers’ forecast seems valid: “Tariffs, at their core, are a regressive tax that is inflationary...But they're also a modest support to U.S. economic conditions.”

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Stock Market Today: Another Down Day for Nvidia Drags on Stocks

The mega-cap chipmaker shed more than 4% this week, creating headwinds for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.

Kiplinger

Perk up: Starbucks woos inflation-weary customers with major deals for the first time in years

The Seattle-based chain is currently operating several promotions, including discounts, buy-one-get-one-free deals and supersize perks for loyalty customers.

The Independent UK

Compare current mortgage rates

Keeping an eye on mortgage rates as you plan to buy your first home, upgrade or downgrade the size of your house, or refinance? Here are the current average mortgage rates—as well as everything you need to know about how mortgages work.

Fortune

3 Growth Stocks with Strong Earnings Potential

Growth stocks offer significant returns and capital appreciation over time because they tend to outperform during periods of economic expansion. Thus, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound growth stocks Workday (WDAY), Veeva Systems (VEEV), and DocuSign (DOCU), which have robust earnings potential. Read on….

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Japan Inflation Ticks Up In May To 2.5%

The pace of Japanese inflation accelerated in May partly due to higher energy bills, government data showed Friday, as analysts speculate on the timing of the Bank of Japan's next rate hike.

International Business Times

Warmer weather and falling UK inflation lift retail sales

ONS says most retailers enjoyed a better month in May, with increases in clothing and household goods

The Guardian - UK

3 High-Quality Stocks for Long-Term Growth

Growth stocks can outpace inflation and capitalize on increased consumer spending during economic expansion. Therefore, investors might consider buying high-quality stocks such as PDD Holdings (PDD), General Electric (GE), and Eaton Corporation (ETN) for long-term growth. Keep reading….

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Bank Of England Maintains 5.25% Interest Rate Despite 2% Inflation

Bank of England maintains interest rate at 5.25% despite inflation hitting 2%, reflecting confidence in economic conditions.

The Guardian - UK

The economy: how 14 years of Tory rule have changed Britain – in charts

The effects of austerity, Covid, war and the cost of living crisis are still haunting government and domestic finances

The National (Scotland)

Interest rates held by Bank of England despite inflation drop

The Bank of England has held interest rates at their highest level since 2008, despite UK inflation returning to its official 2 target last…

Evening Standard

Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold at 5.25%

Monetary Policy Committee decision means that there is no chance of a cut in borrowing costs before August

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The Independent UK

No fall in interest rates despite inflation hitting 2% target, Bank of England announces

No relief for borrowers as Bank of England base rate to remain at 5.25 per cent at least until August

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England keeps interest rates at 5.25% in ‘finely balanced’ decision

Seventh consecutive freeze comes despite fall in rate of inflation to 2% target last month

Radio France Internationale

French PM promises to boost household finances ahead of snap vote

French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance would lower power bills, soften inheritance tax and link pensions to inflation if it wins a snap election, the prime minister said, seeking to counter the threat from the far right and a left-wing bloc.

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Swiss National Bank Lowers Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns

Swiss National Bank cuts interest rates in response to easing inflationary pressure, diverging from global trend.

The Guardian - US

Economist suggests storing grain to prepare for next global emergency

Isabella Weber, who linked corporate profits to inflation, shares how to prevent food shortages – and price gouging

The Guardian - UK

Tell us: how has inflation changed the way you grocery shop?

We want to hear about how the rising cost of food has affected people in the US

Latin Times

Immigrants help sustain job growth as inflation cools, economists say

Goldman Sachs told that to their clients in a note.

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