#inflation

#inflation

"The last new Mitsubishi Mirage model is expected to be sold by the end of this summer-and after that, there will be no new cars available for sale in the U.S. for less than $20,000."

Public borrowing jumped to £20.7 billion last month, making it the second highest figure for any June on record, aside from the Covid-hit year of 2020.

Mortgage rates remain in familiar territory, fluctuating between 6.7% and 6.9% since mid-April. This week's movement, though notable, falls within that recent range.

Arizona Beverages has maintained its iconic 99-cent price point for iced tea cans since 1992, despite inflation suggesting a cost of around $2.30 today.

Homeowners insurance requires carrying at least 80% of your home's replacement cost to qualify for full payouts after loss or damage, but inflation and climate risks complicate this.

The European Commission proposed raising the fee for the EU's ETIAS travel authorisation to €20 due to inflation and rising operational costs.

Trump claimed that Biden was responsible for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, referring to it as "Biden's war" and alleging Biden's incapacity as a significant scandal. He also accused Biden of causing extreme inflation and boasted about ending "Biden's war on clean, beautiful Pennsylvania coal." Although Trump frequently makes these statements, many claims lack factual accuracy.

The price of Florida's unofficial lunch, the grouper fish sandwich, typically ranges from $18 to $35, highlighting the ongoing reality of elevated seafood costs.

Americans should expect to spend 5% to 10% of their income on utilities, which significantly influences their cost of living.

Bitcoin steadied around USD 119,000 after a pullback due to legislative setbacks in the U.S., with investor caution following inflation data and trade rhetoric.

CEO Jim Lanzone discusses the revival of Yahoo, focusing on metrics trending upward such as monthly users, search traffic, and user engagement, indicating a positive trajectory for the company.

El-Erian emphasizes that America's next economic phase could either hearken back to the challenging years of the Carter administration or mirror the rejuvenating policies of Reagan's era. He articulates a pivotal moment for the U.S. economy, stating it is essentially a coin toss between two contrasting potential futures: stagnation and renewed growth.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday morning that the consumer price index rose 0.3% in June, which is exactly what economists had predicted would happen.

President Trump is taking recent stock-market highs as a sign investors approve of his threats to slap tariffs on trading partners—and so far, the markets are proving him right.

The very first Girl Scout cookie sale took place in the Mistletoe Troop in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Sold at a high school cafeteria, the troop was selling for $0.25 to $0.35 per dozen, which sounds like a dream-come-true price right now.

Jack has recently gained significant wealth from selling a patent for a new alarm clock, making $600,000 in 1883, a life-changing sum.

I think the possibility of those higher rates is higher than anybody else. The market is pricing a 20% chance. I would price in a 40-50% chance.

The chances of a cut to the interest rate in August have dropped from 36 percent to 20 percent due to higher-than-expected inflation figures.

Top CEOs are observing that American consumers are approaching spending with a cautious mindset, indicating a shift in consumer behavior amid changing economic conditions.

The Ferrero Group will acquire United States cereal brand WK Kellogg for roughly $3.1 billion, reflecting a significant acquisition amidst weakening consumer demand and inflation.