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2. Consumer Price Index - Inflation 2,5% Jan 2025

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Alcoholic beverages -- Analysis, Business, international
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Cyprus: Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus has issued the following press release: The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in January 2025 decreased by 1,58 points, reaching 116,73 units compared [...]

Published
2025

3. Reeves stealth raid set to hit 15,000 more farmers with inheritance tax; New analysis sounds alarm on the threat posed by a failure to raise IHT tax threshold with inflation

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Inheritance tax -- Analysis, Farmers -- Analysis -- Taxation, Property tax -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Melissa Lawford, Economics Reporter A stealth tax raid is set to drag an extra 14,500 farmers into paying inheritance tax after Rachel Reeves's Budget comes into force, new analysis [...]

Published
2025

4. White-collar graduates earning thousands less amid 'brain waste' crisis; Graduates' salary premium is being eroded by inflation and a soaring minimum wage

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Labor market -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Wages -- Minimum wage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Eir Nolsoe, Senior Economics Reporter White-collar graduates are earning thousands of pounds less in real terms than before Covid as Britain faces a 'brain waste' overqualification crisis. Accountants, civil [...]

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2025

10. Consumer Price Index - Inflation 0,7% Sep 2024

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Business, international
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Cyprus: Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus has issued the following press release: In September 2024, the Consumer Price Index increased by 0,38 units and reached 118,48 units compared [...]

Published
2024

12. Tax credits in Biden's landmark climate law disproportionately benefit well-off; Analysis of Inflation Reduction Act suggests working-class Americans missing out on renewable energy transition

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Tax credits -- Analysis, Tax law -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, College teachers -- Tax policy -- Analysis, Alternative energy sources -- Analysis, United States economic conditions -- Analysis, Tax law, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Dharna Noor The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), passed exactly two years ago, was pitched as a policy that puts the 'middle class first'. But the spending bill's residential tax [...]

Published
2024

14. Tight Product Markets, Not Tight Labor Markets, Are Pushing Up Inflation Around the World

Author

Kamin, Steven B. and Kearns, John

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Phillips curve -- Analysis, Monetary policy -- Analysis, Labor market -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Global economy -- Analysis, Job vacancies -- Analysis, Unemployment -- Analysis -- United States, Wages -- Analysis, Salary, Social sciences
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Soaring job vacancies have been widely cited as an indication of overheated labor markets pushing up wages and inflation. But have tight labor markets and rising wage rates been the main drivers of the recent surge in inflation? The US evidence for this Phillips curve story is mixed at best. In this report, we examine the international evidence and ask: Have economies with larger increases in wage growth since the beginning of the pandemic experienced larger increases in core inflation? We find the answer is no. Although there is a strong correlation between job vacancies and core inflation across countries, there is only a tenuous correlation between nominal wage growth and core inflation. We conclude that rising job vacancies are proxies for rising aggregate demand, which has pushed up prices of intermediate inputs and markups over cost. Central banks may still need to tighten monetary policy to restrain inflation, but large increases in unemployment may not be necessary to bring inflation under control., In August, the US consumer price index (CPI) posted an increase over the preceding 12 months of 8.3 percent, and core inflation, which excludes the volatile energy and food components [...]

Published
2022

15. Isabel Schnabel: The euro area inflation outlook - a scenario analysis

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Monetary policy -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Business, international
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Basel, Switzerland: Bank for International Settlements has issued the following press release: Disinflation in the euro area has proceeded rapidly. Headline inflation fell from a peak of 10.6% in October [...]

Published
2024

16. UNEMPLOYMENT NEWS MAY SIGNAL DIFFICULT INFLATION FIGHT: CEI ANALYSIS

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Labor market -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Unemployment -- Analysis
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WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Competitive Enterprise Institute: The jobs report for July shows an addition of 114,000 jobs to the economy, pushing unemployment to 4.3 […]

Published
2024

30. Consumer Price Index - Inflation 2,7% May 2024

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Business, international
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Cyprus: Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus has issued the following press release: In May 2024, the Consumer Price Index increased by 0,75 units and reached 117,84 units compared [...]

Published
2024

31. Pound Sterling Analysis: BoE Inflation Nod Hampers GBP Recovery

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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* UK fundamental data has mixed, but rate cuts are still on track for this year. The Bank of England (BoE) forecasts a sharp drop in inflation in the first [...]

Published
2024

35. Why the Effects of Oil Price Shocks on China's Economy are Changing

Author

Wang, Shouyang, Zhang, Xun, and Zhao, Lin

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China -- Economic aspects, Supply shocks -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Petroleum -- Prices and rates -- Economic aspects, Macroeconomics -- Analysis, Company pricing policy, Business, Economics, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
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Some studies on developed economies have revealed that the impacts of oil price shocks have decreased while conclusions about China remain occluded. We investigate the changing effects of oil price shocks on China's macroeconomy and discuss the causes. A time-varying parameter vector autoregressive (VAR) model reveals that impacts of oil price shocks on China's economy have shown a downward trend since 1997. The responses of the real output are much greater and last longer than those of inflation. Then a new Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model is developed to synthetically explore the causes. The results indicate that decreasing oil intensity and monopoly power reduce the effects of oil price shocks, while increasing capital intensity in production amplifies them. Other factors-such as changing price stickiness, deregulation of refined oil prices, and shifts in monetary policy targets-have limited effects on the relationship between oil price shocks and China's macroeconomy. Keywords: Oil price shocks, Macroeconomy, China, Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model, Time varying, 1. INTRODUCTION The effects of oil price shocks on the macroeconomy have attracted much attention. Many oil-importing countries see a correlation between increases in oil prices and subsequent economic downturns [...]

Published
2020
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36. GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN AND INFLATION DYNAMICS

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, News, opinion and commentary, International Monetary Fund
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WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF): Author/Editor: Vu Chau ; Marina Conesa Martinez ; Taehoon Kim ; John A Spray Publication Date: March [...]

Published
2024

37. Czech inflation at 9.5% in Oct, is second highest in EU -Eurostat

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Brussels, Nov 17 (CTK correspondent) - Czechia's inflation was 9.5 percent in October and was the second highest in the EU-27, and the inflation rate in the whole of the [...]

Published
2023

42. Oil Price Pass-through into Core Inflation

Author

Conflitti, Cristina and Luciani, Matteo

Subjects
Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
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We estimate the oil price pass-through into consumer prices both in the U.S. and in the euro area. In particular, we disentangle the specific effect that an oil price change might have on each disaggregate price, from the effect on all prices that an oil price change might have since it affects the whole economy. To do so, we first estimate a Dynamic Factor Model on a panel of disaggregate price indicators, and then we use VAR techniques to estimate the pass-through. Our results show that the oil price passes through core inflation only via its effect on the whole economy. This pass-through is estimated to be small, but statistically different from zero and long lasting. Keywords: Core inflation, Oil price, Dynamic factor model, Pass-through, Disaggregate consumer prices, 1. INTRODUCTION Quantifying the magnitude and establishing the timing of the pass-through of oil price changes to consumer prices is crucial, particularly so because oil prices tend to undergo wide [...]

Published
2019
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45. Savers 'may have lost up to [pounds sterling]113bn' due to inflation

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Interest rates -- Analysis, Savings -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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As much as £113bn could have been wiped off the value of the nation's savings over the past year in real terms, analysis suggests. The analysis by investment platform AJ [...]

Published
2023

46. The great inflation debate

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Business, News, opinion and commentary
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The great inflation debate: the NY Fed looked into the drivers of inflation in 2019-2021, trying to quantify the effects of supply and demand pressures. The work cited on the [...]

Published
2022

47. Dairy inflation shows no signs of slowdown

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Milk -- Analysis, Dairy industry -- Analysis, Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Supermarkets -- Analysis, Business, Food and beverage industries, Business, international
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Byline: Kevin White Soaring inflation in dairy is showing no sign of slowing, as a spate of new price increases hit the mults. Over 160 fresh milk and butter lines [...]

Published
2022

48. What's driving inflation?

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, General interest, Political science
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A comparison of demand-side versus supply-side [...]

Published
2022

49. THE EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATING INFLATION UNCERTAINTY ON HOUSEHOLD EXPECTATIONS

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, News, opinion and commentary
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OTTAWA, Canada -- The following information was released by The Bank of Canada: This paper examines the value of direct communication to households about inflation and the uncertainty around inflation [...]

Published
2023

50. Consumer Price Index - Inflation 1,7% Nov 2023

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Inflation (Finance) -- Analysis, Consumer price indexes -- Analysis, Business, international
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Cyprus: Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus has issued the following press release: In November 2023, the Consumer Price Index decreased by 1,46 units and reached 116,51 units compared [...]

Published
2023

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