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Annual inflation hits 7.3 per cent

Housing, food and transport costs fed into a higher inflation score for November after a softer October result.

AAP

Australian borrowers headed for a series of interest rate hikes, as inflation rises again

Inflation rose again in November, making further interest rate rises more likely, with price hikes dominated by groceries, dining out, travel and housing.

ABC News

COVID-19 turned global supply chains upside down – 3 ways the pandemic forced companies to rethink and transform how they source their products

This is the sixth and final installment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023. It follows recent articles on industrial action, inflation, energy, food and the cost of living.

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Stocks could soar 10% by mid-2023, but investors should expect a decade of flat markets after that, major investment bank says

Stifel’s chief equity strategist says stocks have “likely locked in a weak 2020s decade,” which means investors should be cautious about any near-term market rally.

Fortune

Are Stocks Stuck in a Trading Range til February?

The S&P 500 (SPY) seems to be rising once again. However, there are several reasons to consider before joining the bull party. In fact, Steve Reitmeister, CEO of StockNews.com, provides many reasons to consider doubling down on bearish bets with more downside soon on the way. Read on below for…

StockNews.com

World Bank warns economic slowdown will 'hit developing countries hard'

Another economic forecast has painted a grim picture for global growth, shining a spotlight on the impact on developing economies. The World Bank's Global Economic Prospects report cuts forecasts for 95 percent of advanced economies and nearly 70 percent of emerging market and developing economies. David Malpass, World Bank Group…

France 24

2 ETFs Under $50 to Buy and Hold in 2023

While cooling inflation has raised hopes of a soft landing, the Fed will likely continue tightening its policy. Given this backdrop, under-$50 ETFs iShares Silver Trust (SLV) and First Trust Low Duration Opportunities ETF (LMBS) could be ideal buy-and-hold options in 2023. Read on….

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Global economy 2023: what happens next with industrial action

This is the fifth instalment in our series on where the global economy is heading in 2023. It follows recent articles on inflation, energy, food and the cost of living.

The Conversation

Price hike for pints of Guinness, Coors, and other Diageo products to hit pubs

Pints will go up 12 cent plus VAT, as Diageo said they "can no longer" absorb the costs of inflation

Dublin Live

3 Consumer Stocks Investors Shouldn’t Write Off in 2023

As inflation shows signs of cooling, it indicates that the Fed’s rate hikes have their intended effect. Moreover, consumer confidence seems to be robust. Therefore, quality consumer stocks AutoZone (AZO), Capri Holdings Limited (CPRI), and Dillard’s (DDS) could be worth holding in 2023. Read on….

StockNews.com

Martin Lewis in four-letter outburst on Twitter as he reveals broadband prices bombshell

The money saving guru has revealed massive inflation-based rises can be imposed with no warning

Nottingham Post

Commentary: The first step in dumping Trump

Former President Donald Trump has been called many things, from a would-be tyrant to an alleged sexual predator. In the aftermath of the 2022 elections, a new moniker may sound his death knell — a loser. He lost in 2020, as did his party. With inflation running high in a…

Tribune News Service

Egypt's inflation surges on amid currency's dramatic slide

Egypt's statistics bureau says the nation is continuing to battle surging inflation amid a dramatic slide of its currency as many Egyptians struggle with price hikes

The Independent UK

Egypt's December Inflation Accelerates to Annual 21.3%

Egyptian annual urban consumer inflation in December rose to 21.3% from 18.7% in November, exceeding analyst expectations, data from the statistics agency CAPMAS showed on Tuesday. The inflation figure was the highest since December 2017, when it hit 21.9%. The price rises followed a currency devaluation in October and restrictions…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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The Independent UK

Christmas boosts sales but masks nervous festive season for consumers

The rise in sales masked a significant drop in volumes considering historically record inflation

The Independent UK

Asian stock markets mixed ahead of US inflation update

Stock markets are mixed ahead of a U.S. inflation update that traders hope will encourage the Federal Reserve to ease off plans for more interest rate hikes

Fortune

America's credit card debt crisis driven by inflation could lead to a vicious debt spiral

Higher costs are leading to higher credit card debt balances month over month. Here are some alternatives to paying with plastic that will help you avoid long-term financial woes.

Birmingham Post

Retailers warn of challenging times ahead as Christmas spending rise masks drop in volumes

Customers remained cautious as cost of living crisis continues

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Christmas boosts sales but masks nervous festive season for consumers - OLD

The rise in sales masked a significant drop in volumes considering historically record inflation.

Bangkok Post

Sleepwalking into another trade war

The world is embroiled in a mega-crisis comprising the Covid-19 pandemic, Russia's war in Ukraine, high inflation, recession fears and rising debt distress across emerging markets and developing countries. The last thing we need is an additional source of economic harm. But that's what we may get, in the form…

The Conversation

A tip too far? Why tip fatigue may be setting in for North Americans

Tipping has long been an established and widely accepted social norm in North America. Although it is not required, many Canadians feel pressured to tip — even in situations when we are dissatisfied with food or service quality.

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England warns high inflation could last longer than expected

Chief economist says risks remain despite fall in wholesale energy prices and UK on brink of recession

Fortune

America might just do the impossible and avoid a recession, according to top economist Mark Zandi

Moody’s chief economist says a “soft landing” for the U.S. economy is in the cards. But BlackRock’s Rick Rieder warns, “Policymakers’ ability to stick this landing for the economy and markets is still very much up in the air.”

Newsroom.co.nz

What 2023 has in store for the New Zealand economy

Economics is a dark art at the best of times, but with so many balls in the air, few things are a given.

The Independent UK

Liz Weston: Sneaky ways inflation affects your money in 2023

Inflation has a way of affecting nearly every aspect of our finances

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