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The US Economy Might Just Be Doing The Impossible

US consumers may be in for rougher sledding, but, hey, they’ve survived worse. And, increasingly, it seems like things are on course to smooth out again.

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

The Bank Of England Chose To Pause For Effect

The Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button, flipping the script on its show of independence only weeks ago

Here Are The Most (And Least) Likely Paths For The Global Economy

Investing giant abrdn lays out the scenarios, from the most probable to the total wild cards. And Paul walks you through what they mean for markets.

Some Like It Hotter, So Maybe Inflation Is Fine Where It Is

Maybe a 4% inflation target is better than 2%. Here’s your look ahead at the week in markets…

British House Prices Are Falling Fast, And They May Go Even Cheaper

The number of home purchases in the UK is expected to drop to its lowest for over a decade this year, and prices are being dragged down with them.

Pensioners Could Receive Another Bumper State Pension Hike In 2024

State pension could rise 7% to £11,342 in 2024 and 17.8% over two years as the Bank of England forecast predicts inflation to remain stubbornly high.

Will The State Pension Exist When You Retire?

New research finds that only one in nine people believe they will get a state pension as the costs for sustaining it continue to rise. Craig Rickman examines what the future might hold.

Property Sellers In The UK Are Slashing Prices

UK property prices have been diving deep and fast

China’s Bucking The Global Inflationary Trend

While the US and UK continue to fight tooth and nail against feisty inflation, China’s wrestling with an entirely opposite problem: its economy is knee-deep in dangerous deflationary territory

The US Economy Might Just Be Doing The Impossible

US consumers may be in for rougher sledding, but, hey, they’ve survived worse. And, increasingly, it seems like things are on course to smooth out again.

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

The Bank Of England Chose To Pause For Effect

The Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button, flipping the script on its show of independence only weeks ago

Here Are The Most (And Least) Likely Paths For The Global Economy

Investing giant abrdn lays out the scenarios, from the most probable to the total wild cards. And Paul walks you through what they mean for markets.

Some Like It Hotter, So Maybe Inflation Is Fine Where It Is

Maybe a 4% inflation target is better than 2%. Here’s your look ahead at the week in markets…

British House Prices Are Falling Fast, And They May Go Even Cheaper

The number of home purchases in the UK is expected to drop to its lowest for over a decade this year, and prices are being dragged down with them.

Pensioners Could Receive Another Bumper State Pension Hike In 2024

State pension could rise 7% to £11,342 in 2024 and 17.8% over two years as the Bank of England forecast predicts inflation to remain stubbornly high.

Will The State Pension Exist When You Retire?

New research finds that only one in nine people believe they will get a state pension as the costs for sustaining it continue to rise. Craig Rickman examines what the future might hold.

Property Sellers In The UK Are Slashing Prices

UK property prices have been diving deep and fast

China’s Bucking The Global Inflationary Trend

While the US and UK continue to fight tooth and nail against feisty inflation, China’s wrestling with an entirely opposite problem: its economy is knee-deep in dangerous deflationary territory

The US Economy Might Just Be Doing The Impossible

US consumers may be in for rougher sledding, but, hey, they’ve survived worse. And, increasingly, it seems like things are on course to smooth out again.

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

The Bank Of England Chose To Pause For Effect

The Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button, flipping the script on its show of independence only weeks ago

Here Are The Most (And Least) Likely Paths For The Global Economy

Investing giant abrdn lays out the scenarios, from the most probable to the total wild cards. And Paul walks you through what they mean for markets.

Some Like It Hotter, So Maybe Inflation Is Fine Where It Is

Maybe a 4% inflation target is better than 2%. Here’s your look ahead at the week in markets…

British House Prices Are Falling Fast, And They May Go Even Cheaper

The number of home purchases in the UK is expected to drop to its lowest for over a decade this year, and prices are being dragged down with them.

Pensioners Could Receive Another Bumper State Pension Hike In 2024

State pension could rise 7% to £11,342 in 2024 and 17.8% over two years as the Bank of England forecast predicts inflation to remain stubbornly high.

Will The State Pension Exist When You Retire?

New research finds that only one in nine people believe they will get a state pension as the costs for sustaining it continue to rise. Craig Rickman examines what the future might hold.

Property Sellers In The UK Are Slashing Prices

UK property prices have been diving deep and fast

China’s Bucking The Global Inflationary Trend

While the US and UK continue to fight tooth and nail against feisty inflation, China’s wrestling with an entirely opposite problem: its economy is knee-deep in dangerous deflationary territory