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Interest Rates & Inflation: Record High For Eurozone In War Against Soaring Prices - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Record High For Eurozone In War Against Soaring Prices

14 September: Mood Music Suggest Rates May Have Peaked The European Central Bank (ECB) is hiking interest rates to an all-time high in a bid to slow dow

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Head Upwards As Higher Energy Prices Bite - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Head Upwards As Higher Energy Prices Bite

13 September: Increase Not Expected To Trigger Rate Rise Headline US inflation stood at 3.7% in the year to August, up from 3.2% recorded in July, marki

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: Prices Rising At Slower Pace As Bank's Medicine Takes Effect - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Prices Rising At Slower Pace As Bank's Medicine Takes Effect

16 August: Rising Wages May Fuel Further Bank Of England Hike The annual rate of inflation fell sharply to 6.8% in July from 7.9% in June, but this welc

Source: forbes.com
Core inflation remains 'stubborn' despite falling headline figure - Vimarsana News

Core inflation remains 'stubborn' despite falling headline figure

Core inflation remained stagnant throughout July, raising fears that inflation will continue to remain high, despite the headline figure falling.

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Edge Up But Market Expects Fed To Hold Fire On Rates - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Edge Up But Market Expects Fed To Hold Fire On Rates

10 August: Housing Costs Main Reason For Uptick On June Figure US inflation rose by 3.2% in the year to July, up from 3% recorded in June, ending a run

Source: forbes.com