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France: Strikes continue amid growing fuel shortages

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One trade union has vowed to continue strike action that is causing fuel shortages in France.
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Massive protest in Paris against inflation and climate crisis

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Organisers say 140,000 people attended the march against the rising cost of living
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'The worst is yet to come': IMF cuts global and euro area growth outlook

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Overall, the global economy should grow by 2.7%, down 0.2% compared to the previous forecast.
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IMF cuts 2023 global outlook over colliding shocks

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The three largest economies will ‘continue to stall’, ‘the worst is yet to come’ and for many people, 2023 will feel lik
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National Savings Day: Top Tips to Save More Money

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Americans have been hit by inflation and skyrocketing living costs, while fears of a looming recession continue to mount. Kia McCallister-Young, director of America Saves, joins Cheddar News to discuss how Americans can best stretch...
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Today Explained: Social Security to Announce Biggest Hike in Decades

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The government will announce the biggest social security boost in decades. Cheddar News breaks down all you need to know about the increase and answers the question on everyone's mind: how will this affect inflation?
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Eurozone inflation reaches new record high of 10% in September

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Eurozone inflation reaches new record high of 10% in September.
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Drivers cope with surging gas prices

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The cost of gas is rising across Canada, especially in British Columbia, due to a number of factors including the closure of refineries in the United States for annual maintenance. But experts say consumers could see some relief soon.
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Inflation cools slightly to 6.9% in September

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Canada's official inflation rate slowed for the third month in a row in September, as gasoline got cheaper but food prices continued to get more expensive.
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Crunching the numbers: How does the inflation rate impact Canadians?

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Statistics Canada Chief Statistician Anil Arora speaks with Rosemary Barton Live on the country's current inflation rate and explains where Canadians are feeling the impact most.
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Canada's economy will experience a 'slowdown', IMF chief economist warns

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Rosemary Barton Live speaks with IMF Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas about Canada's economy and the global economic forecast. Gourinchas says inflation rates may come down but will still be high, and that global growth will...
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Kimberly-Clark Executive Talks Operations, Inflation and Future Plans

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Alison Lewis, chief growth officer of Kimberly-Clark, which is celebrating its 150th anniversary, joined Cheddar News to discuss how the company is dealing with economic challenges like inflation as well as its future plans domestically...
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France braces for general strike over high prices, pension reform

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Unions in France call for a day of strikes on Thursday to protest pension reforms and the cost of living crisis.
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UK's financial woes: High interest rates impact property market

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Nearly 300 mortgage deals have been pulled in the last 24 hours by banks and building societies
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Campus food banks see demand spike as cost of living rises

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Across Canada, campus food banks are reporting skyrocketing demand as the rising cost of living puts increased pressure on students. Some campuses are coming up with innovative ways to reach students in need.
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UK stocks, sterling slip as BoE intervenes after IMF slams budget

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The pound slumps and stocks pare losses after the Bank of England says it is buying up long-dated UK government bonds.