"The government expects workers to shoulder the burden – while price spikes mean huge windfalls for some companies."

>"Data due this week will be closely scrutinised to discern whether the market’s remarkable resilience is faltering"

"A mentality that explains a lot about the economy, electoral politics, and human nature"

The article tells of a family in an enviable financial position just a few years ago, when real estate prices were soaring. They had a good income and their mountain of debt was easily managed as long as the value of the real estate backing _...Read More_

"Presidential budget proposals serve to document the President’s priorities. It’s up to the Legislative branch to accept/fund or reject those priorities in the actual budget."

"It may have started in the 1970s, but the 'wages for housework' campaign is just as relevant today. Sophie K Rosa speaks with some of its _...Read More_

>"Energy security has gained prominence while the conflict in Ukraine raises concerns over the possible interruption in the supply of oil and natural gas."

>"Pressure is piling up on Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves to unwind the central bank’s ultra-loose policy as Sweden’s tight labor market and rising energy prices starts to translate into broader inflation."

What a mess the lira is in. They are now asking people to give them their gold too! I'm not sure I'd be giving up my gold. "Turkey’s minister of treasury and finance, Nureddin Nebati, also announced a step to encourage people to bring gold _...Read More_

>"Four stores are joining a nationwide effort, buoyed by successes in Buffalo."

"...2021 went down as the worst year for inflation since 1981, as broken supply chains collided with high consumer demand for used cars and construction materials alike. Higher prices seeped into just about everything households and _...Read More_

>"Reaching for the tax-cutting playbook won’t solve Britain’s problems – the current crisis was a decade in the making before Covid"

Thanks for posting It's becoming clear there is a tangible rise in the cost of living in the UK developing and is likely to worsen over the coming months.

After a year of booming prices driven by stamp duty holidays across the UK and changes in the types of properties being bought and sold, forecasters typically suggest house price growth of between 3 and 5% next year.