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UK's statistics office delays retail sales report for July, markets eye missing retail figures
New ReviewConcerns are growing over the UK’s economic stability after the Statistics Office delayed the release of July retail sales figures. Recent issues with labour, GDP, and inflation data have already raised questions about the reliability of...
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Inflation cools, except at the grocery store
New ReviewCanada’s overall inflation rate dropped in July thanks largely to lower gas prices, but grocery prices increased twice as fast as other consumer products.
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Dal locks out faculty after 2 sides fail to reach deal
New ReviewAlmost 1,000 members of Dalhousie University's faculty association have been locked out. The contract dispute is putting the start of the upcoming semester in question. Richard Woodbury has the story.
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Inflation slowed to 1.7% in July, despite rising food prices
New ReviewInflation cooled in July, thanks largely to lower gas prices, but Statistics Canada said grocery and shelter costs were accelerating last month. The annual rate of inflation fell to 1.7 per cent in July, down from 1.9 per cent in June.
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Grocery prices surge while inflation drops
New ReviewCanada’s overall inflation rate dropped in July thanks largely to lower gas prices, but grocery prices increased twice as fast as other consumer products.
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Powell Set to Potentially Disappoint Wall Street at Jackson Hole
New ReviewFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium has investors on edge, with concerns that his comments may signal stricter monetary policies, potentially unsettling Wall Street.
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FED's Jerome Powell's dilemma: to cut or not
New ReviewThe great-and-the-good of the American central banking world are off to the fed's annual Jackson hole conference. For fed chair Jerome Powell, his appearance could hardly come at a more challenging moment.
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Survey: Packed school lunch now costs $6.15
New ReviewPacked school lunch is going to cost more this academic year. (Scripps News)
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S&P 500, Nasdaq Notch new records despite market concerns
New ReviewClosing at Fresh Record Highs for a Second Straight Day. Optimism is Growing Over a Potential Fed Rate Cut, Even as Concerns Over Inflation and Politics Swirl Around Central Bank Leadership. Look at This Next Report for More
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Bureau of Labor Statistics issues first inflation report after Trump fires its leader
New ReviewThe Bureau of Labor Statistics has issued its first consumer inflation report since President Donald Trump fired the agency's head following a sour job report. (Scripps News)
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Indian economy: Retail inflation drops to 1.55% in July
India’s annual retail inflation slowed sharply to 1.55% in July 2025, marking the lowest level in nearly 15 years and dropping below the Reserve Bank of India’s target band for the first time since the pandemic. This slowdown is driven...
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Majority of Americans believe US should not have imposed Tariffs on India
A new survey reveals most Americans disagree with the U.S. decision to impose tariffs on India. The findings highlight growing public concern over trade tensions and their impact on diplomatic and economic ties between the two nations.
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Protest & worship in Argentina: Demonstrations overlap with Catholic feast day
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, protest and prayer collide — Trade unions and social groups rally against economic hardship.
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Milei tames inflation, but Argentines still struggle to afford basics
In 1.5 years, Milei has radically cut inflation, but Argentina is one of the most expensive countries in Latin America.
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Most Americans say grocery costs are a major source of stress
The vast majority of U.S. adults are at least somewhat stressed about the cost of groceries, a new poll finds. (Scripps News)
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What To Watch In Markets This Week
After a week packed with tariff shocks, weak jobs data, and market swings, all eyes are on what’s coming next. Will investor confidence hold up? From trade tensions to economic signals, here’s your concise guide to the key themes and...
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Kugler resigns, Trump eyes FED pick
President Donald Trump is escalating pressure on the federal reserve. In a new post on truth social, the president called on FED chair Jerome Powell to resign, just hours after another key fed official, governor Adriana Kugler, announced...
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Canada can get a trade deal by September: former Conservative leader
Canada is being singled out by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but former Conservative leader Erin O’Toole believes Canada can get a trade deal by September. He said Trump will face ‘shortages on shelves’ leading up to the fall...
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Trade deadline just hours away with major deals still outstanding
With the clock ticking on President Trump's trade deadline, the potential legal ramifications of his tariff policies are under scrutiny as some nations scramble to finalize trade agreements. (Scripps News)
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Consumer spending rises in June as inflation remains stubborn
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge ticked higher last month in a sign that President Donald Trump’s broad-based tariffs are starting to lift prices for many goods. (Scripps News)
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US economy grew at a 3% rate in Q2
The U.S. economy expanded at a 3% annual pace from April through June, but brought signs that consumers and businesses are wary about the economic uncertainty of President Trump's tariff policies. (Scripps News)
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Nurses expected to vote to reject proposed pay deal – report
Nurses in England are expected to “overwhelmingly” reject a proposed 3.6% pay rise, it has been reported. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has been balloting its members over the prospective pay rise, which was accepted by the...
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BMA official says junior doctors are 'subsidising NHS with their wages' as thousands take strike action
Dr Melissa Ryan, co-chairwoman of the BMA’s UK resident doctors committee, told the PA news agency that rising living costs are forcing many doctors into debt. She said a first-year doctor with £80,000-100,000 of student debt can expect...
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Trump 2.0: White House releases a list of 20 promises kept by Trump
US President Donald Trump assumed office for the second term on January 20, and now while speaking about his achievements in the last six months White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt added India-Pakistan ceasefire to it, among...