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Problem in america, but not only in america. its a global problem. its up 7.6% in germany year over year. britain, 6.2% and so on. is this a global problem or an american problem rooted in policy? >> well, its both. it started out as mostly an american problem. but now everybody is catching up, in part because of higher energy prices associated with the russian-ukrainian conflict. that conflict is lifting the prices of a lot of things from wheat to nickel to, of course, energy. but another thing...

Health but i think, the state of the way things are at the moment, either way, my mental health is going to take a battering. prices have been rising for more than a year due to energy costs and the covid crisis. its still february and inflation is now at 6.2%, the highest level in a generation, but pay isnt keeping up. were doing everything we can to get our family out of this situation. i can only begin to imagine what the next few months hold for us. and its not like i am not trying. were try...

It affects your mental health but i think, the way things are at the moment, either way my mental health is going to take a battering. prices have been rising for more than a year due to energy costs and the covid crisis. its still february and inflation is now at 6.2%, the highest level in a generation. but pay isnt keeping up. we are doing everything we can to get our family out of this situation. i can only begin to imagine what the next few months hold for us. and its not like i am not tryin...

We dont think it is going to be good news, lets put it that way. good morning and welcome to birmingham wholesale market. this is one of the biggest markets of its kind in europe. 18 acres of fruit, veg, dairy products, fish, meat and even flowers and plants.the traders have been here since about midnight last night taking in products from around the world and theyre now in the process of selling it to restaurants, hotels, pubs and even individual buyers after a bargain. we learnt how quickly pr...

Saga is unlikely to be over. jonathan blake, bbc news. as weve been hearing this morning, inflation rose by 7% in the 12 months to march. ninas at a market in birmingham to tell us more. good morning. 7% inflation reached for the month of march, that has not come as a surprise to traders here, many of them saying they are absorbing ten or 15% more for many of their products being imported. the predictions were that inflation would be at 6.7%, it had been at 6.2% for the month before that, and 5....

From yet. over the easter break will they continue to take soundings from their constituents and come up with a different response from what we have heard from the majority of conservative voices we have spoken to so far? i will be back here throughout the rest of the morning. for now, back to you, victoria. figures released by the office for national statistics show that the cost of living has risen again last month, partly driven by higher fuel prices. the office for national statistics figure...

All of this is happening in the light of another big story we are talking about today, because in about an hours time, the latest inflation figures will come out. lets go to nina in birmingham. what lets go to nina in birmingham. what can we exoect? _ lets go to nina in birmingham. what can we expect? good _ lets go to nina in birmingham. what can we expect? good morning from birmingham wholesale market. it is an 18 acre site, hundreds of traders here this morning, keeping a close eye on how pri...

Figures released by the uks largest independent producer of official statistics show that the cost of living has risen again last month, partly driven by higher fuel prices. the office for national statistics figures show prices have risen by 7% in the 12 months to march, the fastest rate for 30 years. to march, the fastest rate for 30 the inflation figures are up from 6.2% in february inflation is expected to rise even further after the energy price cap was increased, driving up gas and electri...

Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the soaring cost of fuel and food has pushed inflation to a 30 year high — it stood at 7 percent in the year to march, up from 6.2% the month before. prices are going up faster than wages, and theres pressure on the government to do more to help people who are struggling. and the cost of living is expected to rise even further — because these figures dont include the recent increases in gas and electricity bills for millions of people. heres our econom...

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