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Levels. we are seeing more people who are already employed and working full time where there is no option to increase their option. for months it has been — to increase their option. for months it has been higher _ to increase their option. for months it has been higher goods _ to increase their option. for months it has been higher goods prices - it has been higher goods prices bleeding some of the caller is dry, from gas bills, petrol to bread. while the price of services rose only modestly, but that is changing. in the year to march, goods prices rose by 12.8% but in april they slowed, up...

Trends? , , ., surface, some really worrying trends? , ., ., surface, some really worrying trends? , ., ., trends? yes, if you want to be half full, at trends? yes, if you want to be half full. at least _ trends? yes, if you want to be half full, at least it _ trends? yes, if you want to be half full, at least it is _ trends? yes, if you want to be half full, at least it is in _ trends? yes, if you want to be half full, at least it is in single - full, at least it is in single digits now. for three months in a row it has defied expectations it would drop into single figures and stayed in doubl...

Are still reeling from one of the fastest rises in food and soft drinks prices since 1978 — up i9.i%. we are seeing an increasing number of people who, once we have gone through a budgeting process with them they've nothing left to pay beyond their household bills. or they are in a negative budget situation. just to confirm, then when you get your £672 for universal credit, £417 pounds of that goes to your rent alone? all different backgrounds, all different income levels. we are seeing more people who are already employed, already working full time where there is no option to increase the...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts economic growth of 2.8% for Namibia in its latest World Economic Outlook.This is unchanged from the IMF’s estimate in October...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts economic growth of 2.8% for Namibia in its latest World Economic Outlook.This is unchanged from the IMF’s estimate in October...