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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

UK vacancies drop for eighth month in a row as economic uncertainty goes on

ONS says 'respondents continue to cite economic pressures as a factor in holding back on recruitment'

Insider UK

Local union leaders react to new pay deal for Perth and Kinross teachers

One Perth High School teacher says the wage increase still represents a pay cut for faculty members against inflation

Daily Record

UK pay growth slowdown adds to inflation squeeze on households

Employment increased in January as younger employees returned to workplace, says ONS

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Unemployment rate in Scotland drops to record low

SCOTLAND has documented record low unemployment rates, according to the latest data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

The National (Scotland)

Unemployment rate in North East hits record low, new figures show

The North East's unemployment rate is still above the national average, but has seen the largest fall in the UK over the last year

Chronicle Live

Millions of workers see another fall in real term pay

Inflation still outstripping wages growth

Evening Standard

Unemployment rate remains at 3.7% but job vacancies fall for eighth month in a row

Record number of people outside the job market due to long-term sickness

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Could interest rates in Australia fall after the collapse of two US banks?

If the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) wanted an excuse to end interest rate hikes, the collapse of two US banks just gave it one.

ABC News

Budget predictions 2023: 11 things Jeremy Hunt will announce - what it means for you

At 12.30pm on Wednesday the Chancellor will deliver his first Budget in the Commons amid a backdrop of mass industrial action, sky-high inflation, and a cost-of-living crisis.

Daily Mirror

Why another high inflation report may not cause Fed to hike

The government inflation report being released Tuesday is expected to show that price acceleration in the United States remained chronically high in February, putting the Federal Reserve in an unusually tough position

The Independent UK

Fears of another financial crisis as US bank stocks tumble after interest rate hikes

Investors are concerned that a relentless rise in interest rates meant to curb inflation are approaching a tipping point and may be cracking the banking system

Wales Online

Consumer confidence plunges to COVID lockdown lows

Consumers are feeling wobbly after the Reserve Bank's tenth interest rate hike in a row and amid stubborn inflation.

The New Daily

How frugal shoppers are helping to fight inflation

It's not just the Federal Reserve that can fight inflation — consumers can, too, by changing their buying habits, Deloitte researchers say.

Tribune News Service

Central upbeat on luxury stores in Europe

Central Group remains confident that its luxury department stores in Europe won't be affected by inflation as they targeted high-end customers, while Centara Hotels & Resorts (CHR) expects its revenue this year to exceed the level recorded in 2019.

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Mortgage rates keep climbing as economy grows. What home buyers and sellers should know

The housing market is on the fritz – again.

AAP

Cost-of-living concerns impacting Aussie travel plans

After rebounding from the pandemic, the travel industry is facing further setbacks as holidaymakers face cost-of-living concerns.

Manchester Evening News

Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget: What we know and the announcements to look for - including energy bills, benefits, childcare and more

A wide variety of economic issues will be tackled in the Chancellor's Spring Budget on Wednesday

The Conversation

Budget 2023: government needs to show it can jack up growth to regain economic credibility

UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget is a tricky one in terms of timing. Having announced a set of steadying measures in the autumn statement after the Truss/Kwarteng debacle, this budget is likely to be the last but one before a 2024 general election. This makes it a little early…

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Fortune

How Fed shrapnel killed Silicon Valley Bank

Continuing to tighten monetary policy in this environment of bank blowups and declining consumer and business confidence is a surefire recipe for disaster.

Reason

How the Fed Broke Silicon Valley Bank

The Fed's anti-inflation measures had to hurt someone.

Evening Standard

SVB is a victim of the US Federal Reserve’s obsession with inflation

City Voices: Ramping up interest rates so quickly was bound to create mayhem

The Independent UK

Kimberly Palmer: How to fight the 'pink tax' amid inflation

Women often pay more for goods and services, but it doesn’t have to be that way

StockNews.com

3 Growth Stocks That Should Be on Every Long-Term Investors’ Watch List

With inflation remaining elevated, the Fed is expected to keep raising interest rates. This is expected to keep the stock market volatile. However, that should not deter long-term investors from adding fundamentally strong growth stocks Box (BOX), Extreme Networks (EXTR), and Celestica (CLS) to their watchlist, given their solid growth…

ABC News

Economist blames rising inflation on COVID-19 policies, as woman tells Q+A she can no longer afford university

A young Australian tells Q+A she has been forced to forego her education due to the spiralling cost of living, opening the door for economist Gigi Foster to blame COVID-era government policy for rising inflation in Australia.

The Independent UK

Lamb shoulder out and Dairy free spread in: All the changes to the UK’s cost of living tracking ‘inflation basket’

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) monitors the prices of a virtual so-called inflation basket of more than 700 goods and services to create monthly inflation figures

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