Tag #Inflation

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U.S. Services Industry Growth Fueled by Tariff Worries

The U.S. services industry saw a significant increase in activity in December (54.1%), but also a sharp rise in prices (64.4%) due to tariff concerns, impacting the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions.

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Bitcoin's Rise: Impact on Businesses

Major financial institutions' embrace of Bitcoin, coupled with El Salvador's adoption as legal tender, presents businesses with a new payment method and store of value resistant to inflation, offering opportunities for growth but demanding careful risk assessment.

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Supply Chain Issues Could Hike Household Staple Prices by 20%

CIPS warns that global supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and potential US tariffs could cause household staple prices to increase by up to 20% by 2025, impacting businesses and consumers.

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Conflicting Economic Signals: Strong 2024 Equities Contrast with 2025 Slowdown Concerns

For the week ending January 3rd, 2025, three major US market indexes fell 0.5%, while the Russell 2000 rose 1%; however, 2024 saw strong equity market gains fueled by tech stocks, but conflicting economic signals emerged in late 2024 and early 2025, with microeconomic indicators suggesting an econom...

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Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024

Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by rising energy prices, excise duties, and increased costs for various goods, despite wage increases largely offsetting price rises in 2024.

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Germany's Inflation Remains Elevated Amidst Rising Costs and Weak Economy

Germany's inflation is expected to remain high in January due to increased CO2 taxes, higher Deutschlandticket prices, and rising service costs, with economists predicting a 2.5 percent rate and warning against rapid interest rate cuts.

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Gold Prices Surge to Record Highs on Central Bank Demand

Gold prices hit record highs in 2024, rising nearly 30% due to increased central bank purchases driven by geopolitical uncertainty and low real interest rates; future prices are projected to reach $3,000 per ounce, influenced by continued central bank activity and US economic policy.

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UK Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High Amid Inflation and Slow Growth

The yield on UK 30-year government bonds reached 5.22% on Tuesday, the highest level since 1998, due to investor concerns about slow growth, high inflation, and the government's £300 billion bond sale plan this year. This comes as the UK economy shrank for a second month in October.

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Next to Hike Prices After Labour's Tax Increase

Next plans a 1% price hike due to £67 million increased wage costs from Labour's tax policies, impacting sales and potentially UK growth, despite a better-than-expected fourth-quarter performance.

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French Basic Pensions Rise 2.2% in January 2025

French basic pensions rose by 2.2% in January 2025 due to inflation, impacting most retirees but with variations; supplementary pensions also saw increases.

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Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024

Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by excise duty increases and rising energy prices, despite wage increases compensating for past price rises; this contrasts sharply with the Eurozone average and raises concerns about 2025.

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Netherlands Inflation Soars to 3.3 Percent, Outpacing European Average

In 2024, the Netherlands faced 3.3 percent inflation, significantly higher than the European average of 2.4 percent, primarily due to increased housing costs, higher taxes, and substantial wage growth, exceeding expectations and posing a significant economic challenge.

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