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Union fury as figures show pay rises among top earners driving inflation

The best paid have had the highest wage hikes, but the majority of the workforce has seen salary growth fall, according to ONS data

The Guardian - UK

Mortgage rise impact ‘will dwarf energy bills crisis’ for UK homeowners

Tories warned about threat to middle earners as Labour increases lead among mortgage holders and Lib Dems target blue wall areas

The Guardian - UK

Labour does not rule out blocking public sector pay rises

Rishi Sunak has expressed concern that unaffordable pay increases could trigger a ‘wage-price spiral’ amid stubbornly high inflation.

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From Brexit to Beyoncé: why UK inflation is still so painfully high

The cost of living is falling in Europe and the US but is still rising in Britain. We look at the major culprits

The Guardian - UK

New calls for State Pension Triple Lock review as sticky inflation could mean another bumper pay rise

Non-moving inflation could see annual State Pension payments increase to £11,448 next year.

Daily Record

Headwinds in the third quarter

In the third quarter, we believe the global economy will face three risk factors: economic slowdown, with inflation and interest rates remaining high; risks from tighter financial liquidity; and slower economic growth in China and emerging markets.

Bangkok Post

Rough week for equities as central banks talk tough

RECAP: Asian stocks slumped in line with global equity markets, which have seen their worst week this year, as a string of hawkish central bank surprises made investors nervous about the economic cost of taming inflation.

Bangkok Post

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Michael Pascoe: The Greens’ HAFF-witted bid to make a complete farce of housing policy

The Greens have forced the Albanese Government to immediately spend an extra $2 billion at the very sharpest end of the housing crisis.

The New Daily

Voices: Inside the UK mortgage crisis and how interest rate rises will affect you

As Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt rule out direct financial help for borrowers, here’s what the interest rate leap means for you.

The Independent UK

Barr predicts ACT will avoid recession as rate hikes hit land sales

Land sales slow as higher borrowing costs bite, Chief Minister says.

The Canberra Times

Fresh pressure on Rishi Sunak as figures show more small boat crossings this June up on last year

The number of Channel crossings by people in small boats so far this month is now higher than the number for the whole of June last year, figures show

Evening Standard

A top forecaster predicts the S&P 500 will return just 2% a year after inflation over the next decade

Research Affiliates says today’s stock P/E multiples are doomed to sink back down to earth.

Fortune

Investing in Gold Is Dumb

Stocks are better than gold for both generating wealth and offering protection against inflation.

Kiplinger

Food Corporation of India not to consider request by States for more foodgrains under open market scheme

As Opposition-ruled State governments such as Karnataka and Tamil Nadu criticised the Centre’s decision to restrict the supply of foodgrains through the Open Market Sale Scheme (Domestic) to 100 metric tonnes (MT), the Food Corporation of India (FCI) made it clear on Friday that the Centre’s priority was to curb…

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The Guardian - UK

This Tory pantomime is becoming a real drag

Brief letters: Drag queens | It’s a bun fight | Party food | Inflation

Nottingham Post

Jeremy Hunt unveils new bank measures for mortgage holders - but no government help

Crunch negotiations were held

The Independent UK

What do the mortgage measures agreed on Friday mean for struggling borrowers?

Extra help has been announced for struggling mortgage borrowers, following a meeting between Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and banks.

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Markets Brace for Fall-Out from Lagged Effect of Fed’s Rate Hikes

Fed Chair Powell, in his semi-annual testimony to Congress earlier this week, reiterated the Fed’s hawkish theme that the Fed will likely need to push rates even higher to address the inflation threat. The FOMC, at its meeting last week, released its updated dot plot showing that the median forecast...

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The Independent UK

What do new mortgage measures announced by Jeremy Hunt mean for struggling borrowers?

Extra help has been announced for struggling mortgage borrowers after crunch meeting between Jeremy Hunt and major banks

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak forced to acknowledge control of inflation lies with Bank of England

Chancellor agrees ‘mortgage charter’ to help borrowers but Labour says intervention is ‘weak’

StockNews.com

3 Momentum Stocks to Start Watching

The Fed’s multiple rate hikes to curb the stubbornly high inflation have led to heightened recessionary fears. Despite the uncertainties, fundamentally strong stocks ASML Holding (ASML), ASSA ABLOY (ASAZY), and Banco BBVA Argentina (BBAR) have gained momentum and could be worth adding to your watchlists. Read more.

The Conversation

House prices are falling, but that doesn't mean you should buy now – here's what first-time buyers should consider

House prices in the UK fell by 3.4% in the last year, the biggest annual fall in nearly 14 years. The inflation-adjusted average house price is now what it was in 2014.

Wales Online

New mortgage rules announced to cut bill and stop people losing their homes

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has agreed three key rules with banks and other lenders

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: There are bad ideas, and then there is mortgage relief amid soaring inflation

In politics there are bad ideas, then there are really terrible ideas and, finally, there are mortgage relief schemes at a time of soaring inflation. Such a policy would, as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt himself has admitted, make the current situation “worse, not better”. And yet, opportunists can sense their moment.

Daily Record

How Bank of England base rate rise to 5% could impact people with all types of mortgage

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and major banks agreed measures on Friday to help ease the pain of rising rates.

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