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Starmer refuses to rule out freezing income tax thresholds in Budget - live updates

Starmer facing questions in Commons ahead of crunch Budget next week

The Independent UK

Fall in UK inflation looks like turning point that heralds interest rate cut

Rachel Reeves hints there will be budget measures to push down prices and Bank of England is likely to act

The Guardian - UK

UK inflation falls to four-month low after energy price hikes ease

The rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation fell to 3.6% in October, from 3.8% in September, the Office for National Statistics said.

Evening Standard

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Rate of inflation falls to 3.6% in pre-Budget boost for Reeves

Last set of inflation figures before the Budget shows food prices increases starting to pick up pace again

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live 19 November: Inflation dip fuels rate cut bets, WH Smith boss quits

Inflation fell to 3.6% last month as official figures today provided a pre-Budget boost for Rachel Reeves.

Evening Standard

UK inflation drops to four-month low in pre-Budget boost for Rachel Reeves

Household services contributed the biggest decline towards overall falling inflation

The Independent UK

UK inflation eases for first time in five months to 3.6% before crunch budget

Drop in October’s annual rate raises hopes of interest rate cut after Rachel Reeves’s tax and spending statement

The Guardian - UK

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UK inflation dips to 3.6% despite accelerating food price growth – as it happened

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will be keeping a close eye on inflation data ahead of her autumn budget, due next Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

Real wages have grown – just – over the past year. But they’re still down near 2011 levels

New data show wages have risen by a bit more than inflation, but overall real wages are still languishing near 2011 levels.

The Conversation

The Real Reason Your Car Service Costs Went Up—It’s Not Just Inflation

Although I’ve been out of the shop for several years now, I’ve noticed the cost of repairs slowly climbing. And I know plenty of other drivers have too. If your last oil change or brake job made you do a double-take, you’re not imagining things. Car service costs have jumped…

Clever Dude

9 Reasons Your Property Taxes Keep Going Up Even Though You’re A Senior

Many retirees assume that once they reach a certain age, property taxes will level off or decrease. After all, seniors often qualify for exemptions or...

Saving Advice

Americans Left Shocked As 79-Year-Old Trump Issues Chaotic Inflation Warning

President Trump told McDonald's owners that 'prices are coming down' and defended sweeping tariffs at a high-profile summit; official CPI data and budget trackers show a more mixed picture.

International Business Times UK

Private sector wages slowdown could ease RBA fears

Pay packets are still growing but economists warn rising inflation could soon bring that to an end.

AAP

October inflation expected to cool in boost to households and Government

Most economists think the rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation will have slowed to 3.5% in October, from 3.8% in September.

Evening Standard

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GOBankingRates

Investment Pros Are Rebalancing Portfolios Amid Inflation Shifts: What You Can Learn

Investment advisors expect rate cuts and are shifting portfolios. Learn how inflation is influencing stock exposure and diversification strategies.

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Planner: To Beat Inflation and Build Wealth, This Is the Strategy You Need

If you want to build long-term wealth, there's a tried-and-trusted strategy, and it starts with recognizing the inflation-busting power of equities.

GOBankingRates

Will You Be Able To Afford a Turkey This Thanksgiving?

If every bill, bit of inflation and tariffed grocery item has been gobbling up your paycheck, you are not alone. However, not all food costs will kick you in the teeth this holiday season as it seems...

International Business Times UK

$2K Stimulus Cheques 2025 Release: Financial Aid From Trump May Not Arrive Until Mid Next Year

Trump proposes $2,000 stimulus cheques funded by tariff revenues, but economists warn of inflation and officials say payments are unlikely before mid-2026.

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Benzinga

Fed's Waller Backs Rate Cut In December Amid Weakening Labor Market: 'Not Worried About Inflation Accelerating'

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller argued for "continuing rate cuts" on Monday, stating he supports cutting the Fed’s policy rate at its next meeting in December to manage risks from a deteriorating labor market.

The Conversation

Years in the making, the first complete monthly inflation report is almost here

A new “complete” monthly consumer price index (CPI) will be released next week, and will become Australia’s primary measure of inflation.

GOBankingRates

9 Key Signs You Need To Adjust Your Budget in 2026

Finances might feel tight now, and that is unlikely to change in 2026 with signs of inflation remaining high and new tariffs potentially increasing costs.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 falters ahead of inflation print and Nvidia earnings release

The FTSE 100 index closed down 22.94 points, 0.2%, at 9,675.43.

AAP

RBA reveals what would rule out more interest rate cuts

Barring a material rise in unemployment or weaker-than-expected economic growth, mortgage holders can just about give up hope for any more interest rate relief.

GOBankingRates

What Are the Safest Investments in 2026? Experts Weigh In

Financial experts offer their best predictions on what the year 2026 will offer Americans for their fiscal futures, along with what moves will benefit you.

Fortune

America's path out of $38 trillion national debt crisis likely involves pushing up inflation and 'eroding Fed independence,' says JPMorgan Private Bank

The government could "tolerate stronger growth and higher inflation, allowing real interest rates to fall and the debt burden to shrink over time," JPMB says.

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