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>> stop me if you heard this before, but inflation continued to rise in the month of september. i hate to say it, but prices rose modestly, 0.3%. on a headline level, food and energy, those prices rose about half a percent. prices are about 6.2% higher than a year ago. of course, the fed who, by the way, they actually check this report a bit more closely than they do some of the other inflation reports. the fed would like that 6.2% number, erica, to be closer to 2%. thats the target. clearly a l...

Break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪ there are even more signs this morning that inflation isnt going anywhere any time soon. the federal reserve favorite inflation gauge if you will was just released and it shows consumer prices rose 6.2% last month compared to a year ago. and the fed is meeting next week as its weighing another interest rate hike. matt e...

Show that inflation is proving to be stubborn, really stubborn and we keep waiting for improvement and it doesnt awry. the 6.2% year-over-year gain for consumer prices, that is exactly the same as in august. no better, no worse. and it is really only a slight improvement from the 40-year high of 7% that was set in june. and we cant just blame this on prices at the grocery store, or at the gas station, because core inflation, which strips out food and energy, that got worse last month and it rose...

Cannot think, ever since the brexit referendum, that we have had a period of clear water where a government has had the space and the ability to be able to get on with delivering its programme when it has not been buffeted on all fronts as every other government has by the pandemic, by what�*s going on in ukraine, by the international inflationary and energy price pressures as well. that is the real problem in this government has at least charted a pretty impressive course through the pandemic...

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Some will have come in with covid as their primary condition, but it does increase pressure on hospitals well before the real winter season has kicked in and weve had warnings from health leaders about the impact possibly of a covid wave and a flue wave which hasnt started yet, its not definitely going to happen but its been widely predicted, which will really add to the normal winter pressures and certainly those hospital admission figures, 1300 a day roughly now in england, are up quite sharpl...

Expenditures price index rose 6.2% from a year ago. the latest investment data putting more pressure on jerome powell to get control of inflation. the job market remains relatively healthy, but thats as the broader economy contracted. we learned that the u.s. economy shrank during the second quarter of the year as it did in the first, which shows the economy contracted for the entire first half of the year. the latest scorecard on the economy may reignite the debate whether the u.s. is already i...

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Now $3.69 a gallon. the result of those rate increases, a jump in mortgage rates for the fifth week in a row. freddie mac says the 30 year fixed rate mortgage hit 6.3%. thats the highest since october 2008. up 6.2 last week and way above last year when it was 2.88%. the hike comes in the wake of another 75 basis point increase and mortgage rates have almost doubled since the year started. christmas. 92 days until christmas but its coming early at walmart. the retail giant said its starting the...

Local time and now headed here. and likely bring heavy rain and strong winds which could cause land slides and flooding. that of course the biggest concern. japans super typhoon wasnt the only disaster to impact over the weekend. in taiwan a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit off the eastern coast. it is the largest earthquake taiwan has reported so far this year. trains were derailed, buildings collapsed. and as of this morning nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in south easte...