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for the bank of interest to control inflation. they have been kept at 5.25% and that is a pretty high level compare to what we saw for a decade or so. level compare to what we saw for a decade or so— decade or so. what are your thoughts? _ decade or so. what are your thoughts? similar, - decade or so. what are your thoughts? similar, what- decade or so. what are your thoughts? similar, what we| decade or so. what are your . thoughts? similar, what we are findin: is thoughts? similar, what we are finding is the _ thoughts? similar, what we are finding is the government - thoughts? similar, what we are finding is the government gives thoughts? similar, what we are - finding is the government gives with one hand _ finding is the government gives with one hand and gives with the other. because _ one hand and gives with the other. because of— one hand and gives with the other. because of these cuts, it should mean _ because of these cuts, it should mean at — because of these cuts, it should mean at least a few hundred pounds extra _ mean at least a few hundred pounds extra in— mean at least a few hundred pounds extra in our— mean at least a few hundred pounds extra in our pockets, if you are affected — extra in our pockets, if you are affected by this cut, if you are a worker— affected by this cut, if you are a worker and _ affected by this cut, if you are a worker and are earning over £12,570 and under— worker and are earning over £12,570 and under the £50,000 of higher earners, — and under the £50,000 of higher earners, however, because we have the frozen _ earners, however, because we have the frozen income tax levels, that doesn't _ the frozen income tax levels, that doesn't mean that as wages go up, as we are _ doesn't mean that as wages go up, as we are increasing wages, we are actually— we are increasing wages, we are actually going to be taxed more. as i mentioned earlier, that will

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long—term impacts, a question, how will national insurance cat affect inflation? we don't know for certain but the theory if you like is if you put more money into peoples pockets, they are more likely to spend it and that puts upward pressure on inflation. the government has been working hard to say they want the inflation rate to come down, the annual rate of rising prices, so there is a sort of a counterbalance there. but we have seen the inflation rate is dropping quite significantly in recent months, remember that the bank of england has kept those interest rates, which are the primary tool for the bank of iengland to control inflation. they have been kept at 5.25% and that is a pretty high level compare to what we saw for a decade or so.

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World Business Report

ahead is quite hard to predict, isn't it? ., , , , isn't it? it absolutely is. that is _ isn't it? it absolutely is. that is why _ isn't it? it absolutely is. that is why a _ isn't it? it absolutely is. that is why a good - isn't it? it absolutely is. i that is why a good financial advisor, always recommend people go see an independent financial advisor at a time like this when they are trying to decide what to do. a good financial advisor will tell people to think about their individual situation and whether they can afford to have interest rates going up. sometimes when you're taking on a big liability like mortgage, it is more important to make sure you can afford to pay it every month. rather than detect the absolute lowest rate. i would encourage everyone to get advice. it is certainly good news for those worried about what the new year will bring for them. what the new year will bring for them-— what the new year will bring for them. ., ~ i. . for them. thank you so much. good to see — for them. thank you so much. good to see you. _ for them. thank you so much. good to see you. we - for them. thank you so much. good to see you. we will - good to see you. we will see you again soon. let's stay with the cost of borrowing because officials at america's central bank, the federal reserve say us interest rates may have to stay high for some time to tackle inflation. that's according to the minutes from the bank's december meeting when it kept its main rate at between 5.25% and 5.5%, the highest it's

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been happening, now it's a matter of external parties to take action on it. the yet. external parties to take action on it- the vet-— it. the yet. alex, good to talk to ou it. the yet. alex, good to talk to you tonight, thank _ it. the yet. alex, good to talk to you tonight, thank you _ it. the yet. alex, good to talk to you tonight, thank you so - it. the yet. alex, good to talk to you tonight, thank you so much | it. the yet. alex, good to talk to i you tonight, thank you so much for coming on. disappointment today for those who'd hoped us interest rates had peaked. the world's most powerful banker 7 the chairman of the federal reserve 7 warned that us rates may have to rise further to rein in inflation. the benchmark interest rate is currently at 5.25%, the highest in 22 years, after 11 consecutive rate hikes since early 2022. us inflation was 3.2% in the year tojuly. while that's lower than in many western countries, it's still above the fed's 2% target. let's have a listen to what fed chairjerome powell had to say at a gathering of central bankers atjackson hole. it is the fed's job to bring inflation down to our 2% goal and we will do so. we have taken policy

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england decide what to do with interest rates. the current uk base rate 5.25%. but after we found out that wages, on average, are rising at their fastest level now in 20 years, could we see another rise in september. joining me now is kallum pickering, who's the senior economist at berenberg bank. with your predictions, what are you thinking you will see here today? i you thinking you will see here toda ? ~ , today? i think we might be surprised _ today? i think we might be surprised a _ today? i think we might be surprised a little _ today? i think we might be surprised a little to - today? i think we might be surprised a little to the - surprised a little to the upside but it not —— should not make much of a difference, the bank of england expecting 6.8, markets expecting 6.7, if it came at 6.9 i would not be surprised because petrol prices rose over the month but it should be a big versus last month because the energy price

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at is the direction that inflation is going in. we've seen the interest rate being increased to 5.25%. all the expectations are, among many economists, that the rate will increase again later in the autumn. the bank of england feeling that inflation perhaps isn't coming down as quickly or as soon as it would like to see it. and good news for fruit lovers, ben. well, indeed. food lovers who are up early because you've got to be quick. i was surrounded by boxes here just an hour ago, just half an hour ago. look, these are some of the boxes still left to be snapped up. let's have a look inside the stadium australia. it is a very exciting start. it is goalless at the moment but m and stanley has had a very

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World Business Report

welcome to world business report. let's start here in the uk, where the latest inflation figures show a marked decline in the pace of price rises, with the consumer prices index coming in at 6.8% injuly. that's still well above the bank of england target rate of 2% — that's the pace of price rises which is seen as healthy for the economy. but it's an improvement on the near 8% figure recorded in the year to june. the data will of course be pored over by the bank of england as it considers its next move on the cost of borrowing. the current uk base rate of interest is 5.25%. and although the fall in price rises is a welcome development, it does not mean a further increase won't come. let's not forget that yesterday

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is back in business. welcome to world business report, i'm tadhg enright. let's start here in the uk where the latest inflation figures have just come out showing a marked decline in the pace of price rises. with the consumer prices index coming in at 6.8% injuly. let's not pop any champagne corks just yet because that's still well above the bank of england target rate of 2%. ttat�*s the pace of price rises which is seen as healthy for the economy. but compare it to the near 8% figure recorded in the year tojune, and progress is being made. the data will of course be pored over by the bank of england as it considers its next move on the cost of borrowing. the current uk base rate of interest is 5.25%. and although the fall in price rises is a welcome development, it does not mean a further

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