Inflation
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- Frontal organisations backbone of Congress, says Dutt; issues directives for revamp in Haryana
Sanjay Dutt emphasized the need for Congress's organizational revamp in Haryana, directing focus on women's rights, empowerment, safety, inflation, and unemployment. He highlighted addressing increasing atrocities against women as a priority.
- Roundup: Fed report / Air taxis / $7B healthcare acquisition
The Federal Reserve reported persistent inflation above its 2% target, driven by tariffs and other factors, while the economy remains resilient. Beta Technologies is advancing in the eVTOL air taxi initiative with government projects, and Warburg Pincus is acquiring Pantherx Rare, a specialty pharmacy company, for over $7 billion.
- Ukraine Inflation Cools Unevenly as Fuel Stays 33% Above Last Year
Ukraine's inflation slowed to 7.2% year-on-year in June as consumer prices fell 0.1% month-on-month, but core inflation increased to 8.1% and fuel prices remained 33.4% higher than a year ago. The State Statistics Service reported the data, with Kyiv Post analyzing the June 2026 price trends.
- Inflation Is a Tailwind for European, Morgan Stanley Says
Morgan Stanley states that inflation is acting as a tailwind for Europe. The firm's analysis highlights potential economic benefits from inflationary trends in the region.
- Japan sheds ties as inflation shake-up reflects nation’s changing habits
Japan is shifting spending habits amid an inflation shake-up, moving away from formal office wear toward purchases like protein powder and pet insurance. The revision reflects broader changes in consumer priorities as inflation impacts the economy.
- How America’s grocers are responding to changing consumer habits
U.S. grocery stores, including Walmart, Costco, Target, Kroger, and Stop & Shop, are lowering prices on selected items and expanding lower-cost store brands to attract budget-conscious shoppers amid inflation, rising food costs, and shifting consumer habits. However, overall grocery bills are unlikely to decrease significantly as food prices remain high and are projected to continue rising.
- Mexico’s Prices Fell Again in June. Core Inflation Rose Again.
Mexico's annual inflation fell to 3.37% in June from 3.94% in May, remaining within target for the second consecutive month. The headline price index dropped 0.27% monthly, while the core inflation index, excluding volatile items, increased 0.24%.
- Colombia Hiked Rates to 12%. Inflation Broke 6% a Week Later.
Colombia's annual inflation reached 6.14% in June, exceeding analysts' forecasts of 6.01%-6.13%. The central bank had raised interest rates to 12% eight days earlier on June 30, but inflation broke the 6% threshold a week later.
- Argentina’s Inflation Is Falling Monthly and Rising Annually
Argentina's inflation is declining on a monthly basis but increasing annually. June's forecast ranges between 1.8% and 1.9%, down from May's 2.1% monthly rate. However, annual inflation remains at 14.7%, with a 33.2% rise over twelve months. June 2025 recorded 1.6%, the lowest monthly rate in the comparison window.
- Mexico to pursue US criminal charges over deaths of Mexicans in ICE custody: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Mexico will pursue criminal and civil legal actions against the U.S. over the deaths of 17 Mexicans in ICE custody since the start of the second Trump administration, including Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was recently shot by an ICE officer in Houston. The Mexican government plans to file complaints with U.S. prosecutors and target private companies operating ICE detention centers. Annual inflation in Mexico fell to 3.37% in June.
- US home prices hit an all-time high as sales slow and mortgage rates rise
US home prices reached an all-time high in June, with the median sales price rising 1.8% annually to $440,600. Existing home sales slowed by 2.4% from May but increased 2.8% compared to June 2023, while mortgage rates have trended higher due to inflation concerns linked to the US-Iran conflict.
- ADB keeps Pakistan's growth outlook unchanged at 3.7pc for current fiscal year
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) maintained Pakistan's economic growth forecast at 3.7% for the current fiscal year but lowered its 2026 growth projection for developing Asia and the Pacific to 4.9% due to prolonged energy market disruptions from the Middle East conflict. The ADB also raised its 2026 inflation forecast for the region to 4.3% and highlighted risks from geopolitical tensions and global financial conditions.
- AI boom fuels inflation fears, complicating Fed’s next rate move
The AI boom is causing inflation concerns as strong demand for AI infrastructure drives up prices for technology products and electricity, complicating the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision.
- How Japan's Top Eyewear Maker is Passing Inflation Test
Japan's top eyewear manufacturer is successfully navigating inflationary pressures. The company's performance highlights its resilience in a challenging economic environment.
- Bank of Korea Sees Need to Hike Rate on Higher Inflation, Growth
The Bank of Korea is considering raising interest rates due to higher inflation and economic growth. The decision is based on current economic indicators.
- Gold Holds Decline as US Strikes on Iran Magnify Inflation Risks
Gold prices declined as U.S. strikes against Iran pushed energy prices higher and heightened inflation concerns. The attacks intensified worries about economic inflation risks.
- 'It is just hard': Fat Rabbit asks customers on social media to keep shopping local
Fat Rabbit, a local business in Richmond's Church Hill, is experiencing financial difficulties and has turned to social media to urge customers to shop locally. Rising inflation rates of two percent have made it challenging for customers to spend their disposable income.
- IMF slashes growth outlook on Iran conflict
The IMF reduced its 2026 global growth forecast to 3% due to high energy prices from the Iran conflict, which is slowing economic growth and raising inflation. The fund noted AI demand helped avoid a sharper downturn and expects growth to rebound in 2027, while the US Federal Reserve remains divided over interest rate adjustments amid uncertainty about prolonged energy price impacts.
- Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation
The Federal Reserve's rate-setting committee kept its key rate unchanged but remained deeply divided over future inflation trends, with half of policymakers supporting a rate hike by year-end and half opposing. Officials debated whether inflation would decline due to falling gas prices and tariffs or stay elevated due to AI-driven demand for semiconductors and technology goods.
- Fed minutes reveal divides over interest rates in Kevin Warsh's first meeting
Fed minutes from Kevin Warsh's first meeting show policymakers divided over immediate interest rate hikes, with some advocating for immediate action and others supporting future increases if inflation remains high.
- Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation
The Federal Reserve's rate-setting committee kept its key rate unchanged but remained divided over inflation's future trajectory. Officials debated whether inflation would decline with falling gas prices and reduced tariffs or stay elevated due to AI-driven demand for technology goods and energy. Half of policymakers supported a rate hike by year-end, while half favored maintaining current rates.
- Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation
The Federal Reserve rate-setting committee kept its key rate unchanged in its last meeting, but members were divided over whether inflation will remain high or decrease after the Iran war subsides, according to released minutes.
- Fed minutes: Officials deeply divided over future path of US inflation
The Federal Reserve's rate-setting committee kept interest rates unchanged but remained divided over future inflation trends, with half of policymakers supporting a rate hike by year-end and half opposing it. Officials expressed concerns that AI-driven investments could sustain inflation by increasing prices for semiconductors and technology goods.
- Falling Oil Eases Brazil’s Inflation Fears, but Not the Risks
Falling oil prices have reduced Brazil's near-term inflation concerns and could lead to another rate cut. However, analysts caution that underlying economic pressures remain a risk.
- War in the Middle East is pushing global inflation higher, the IMF warns
The IMF warns that the war in the Middle East is increasing global inflation. The IMF now projects headline inflation to reach 4.7% this year, up from 4.1% in 2025, with AI investment helping to mitigate the impact.
- Iran war will leave an inflation scar on the U.S. through 2027, IMF says
The IMF warns that the U.S.-Iran conflict will cause prolonged high inflation through 2027, despite not initially harming economies as much as feared.
- Renewed Middle East conflict will buffet world economy, IMF warns
The IMF warns that renewed Middle East conflict risks global economic growth and inflation, citing potential commodity price volatility, supply chain disruptions, and financial instability. The U.S. ceasefire with Iran is under threat after military strikes, with President Donald Trump declaring the peace process 'over'.
- IMF warns inflation threat looms large over global economy
The IMF has raised its inflation projections for global price growth. Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire with Iran is 'over'.
- Romania Keeps EU’s Highest Rates With Inflation Stuck Above 10%
Romania maintains the highest inflation rates in the European Union, with inflation remaining above 10%. The National Bank of Romania is mentioned in the context of this economic situation.
- Brazil’s Inflation Is Cooling, and Rate Cuts Are Back in View
Brazil's inflation has cooled with a 0.41% rise in early June, the second consecutive monthly slowdown below expectations. The central bank has reduced the benchmark Selic rate to 14.25%, marking the third consecutive quarter-point cut. Annual inflation was near 4.7% in May.
- What the Market Expects for Argentina’s Peso in the Second Half of 2026
Analysts predict Argentina’s dollar will exceed 1,600 by year-end 2026, with market expectations of 30% annual inflation. June inflation is estimated at 1.8–1.9%, and the blue dollar currently stands near 1,515.
- Nigeria: MPC Warns Pre-2027 Election Spending Could Reverse Nigeria's Inflation Gains
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Nigeria's Central Bank warned that election-related fiscal spending ahead of the 2027 general elections could reverse progress in reducing inflation. Excess liquidity from political spending is seen as a threat to the effectiveness of monetary policy.
- Inflation: If they don’t know, now you know?
The article examines the role of undecided individuals, referred to as 'fence-sitters,' in conveying information about price increases. It explores what these individuals can and cannot communicate regarding inflationary trends.
- Michigan US Senate candidates Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed clash in Democratic debate
Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed, Democratic candidates for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat, debated inflation, foreign policy, and campaign finance, with El-Sayed advocating for Medicare for All and systemic change while Stevens emphasized affordability measures and financial transparency. They clashed over corporate influence in politics and Iran-related military actions.
- Gold Holds Drop as US Strikes in Iran Cloud Rate-Hike Outlook
Gold prices declined as renewed US airstrikes in Iran threatened an interim peace deal, which could affect inflation and interest rate hikes.
- Burlington’s mayor says the city is ‘back.’ Is it just a blip?
Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak declared the city is 'back,' citing growing energy and confidence, but business leaders remain uncertain if recent improvements in downtown activity are a temporary blip. Challenges include rising inflation, labor costs, and concerns over homelessness and drug use, which some argue deter visitors. The city plans summer events and infrastructure projects to boost the economy.
- Bolivia’s Fuel Crisis Is Fueling Inflation and Testing a New President
Bolivia faces severe fuel shortages, road blockades, and the worst inflation in about four decades. Blockades disrupting food and fuel supply to major cities are pushing prices higher, driven by dwindling gas revenue and a dollar shortage. President Rodrigo is navigating the crisis.
- Panetta Sees Fragile Outlook With Risks to Inflation, Growth
ECB Governing Council member Fabio Panetta warns of a fragile economic outlook with risks to inflation and growth.
- Czech June Inflation Slows More Than Expected After Rate Hike
Czech June inflation slowed more than expected following a rate hike. The decrease exceeded forecasts, indicating potential effectiveness of monetary policy adjustments.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart reduced prices at his administration’s request, but Walmart’s statement did not acknowledge government involvement. Trump attributed inflation to Democrats and tariffs, while Walmart cited seasonal factors for price cuts on items like ground beef and groceries.