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Italian lender and allianz from any potential takeover. Theresa may wants a clean brexit but things could about to get messy if the Supreme Court rules against her. Were live in front of the highest court in britain for a landmark decision on article 50. Good morning, everyone. Lets kick you off with some data this morning. Looking at the eurozone january pmi, a flash estimate of 54. 3 for the composite pmi verses a forecast of 54. 5. A tad weaker than expected. The december composite was 54. 4....

Tornadoes rip through north texas. Meanwhile, hundreds of people in the north of england are evacuated after severe flooding. The force is with star wars. The force awakens becomes the fastest film to take 1 billion at the box office reaching the milestone in how long . In just 12 days. 2 billion. Are you kidding snee yeah, i know. Exactly. Group chief economist. Well be talking plenty more through the session. Have you seen star wars yet . No. Neither have i. Havent seen any of them . Neither h...

The President could pay the price of the country’s continuing cost of living crisis

Americans will burn through all their pandemic savings by the end of September, according to estimates by the Federal Reserve.

The Labor Department is releasing the highly anticipated consumer price index on Tuesday morning, providing a fresh look at just how hot inflation ran in April.

The municipal market was marked by some skittishness among investors on Tuesday as a new month gets underway.

Investegate announcements from Sequoia Econ Infra, Appointment of Non-Executive Directors

April 29, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Procter & Gamble is raising prices on items like Pampers and Tampax in September. Kimberly-Clark said in March that it will raise prices on Scott toilet paper, Huggies and Pull-Ups in June, a move that is “necessary to help offset significant commodity cost inflation.” And General Mills, which makes cereal brands including Cheerios, is facing increased supply-chain and freight costs “in this higher-demand environment,” the company’s chief financial officer...

Retailers used to absorb much of the cost of goods when suppliers raised prices. Now, the difference is being passed on to shoppers.