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26 weeks ago Are Fuel Retailers Exploiting the UK General Election to Keep Prices High? Accusations arise that fuel retailers may be using the upcoming UK general election as an excuse to maintain high prices.

27 weeks ago Robust Job Market Challenges Consensus: Insights from Andreas Steno The latest Non-Farm Payroll report has thrown market expectations into disarray, indicating a stronger-than-anticipated U.S. economy. Andreas Steno of Steno Research provides key insights and strategic recommendations in light of these developments.

27 weeks ago What is 'Vibeflation' - The Latest Buzzword in Behavioral Economics Vibeflation is the talk of the town among behavioural economists but what does it actually mean?

28 weeks ago ECB expected to lower interest rates to boost eurozone economy The European Central Bank (ECB) is poised to reduce interest rates ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve, making the eurozone the first major economy to ease borrowing costs as inflation stabilizes following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Cost of Living This European Economy Could Make A Surprising Comeback Macro Analyst Andreas Steno identifies key geographic target for coming months 28 weeks ago

28 weeks ago Goods Inflation: A Bigger Issue for the ECB and BoE than the Fed? Analyst takes a closer look at goods inflation

29 weeks ago Walmart and Capital One Call It Quits on Partnership Walmart and Capital One announce the end of their six-year card partnership amidst legal disputes.

30 weeks ago Biden Brings Student Debt Cancelation Total to $167 Billion New student loan relief announced: Over $7.7 billion approved for 160,500 borrowers.

30 weeks ago UK Inflation Nears 2% Target UK inflation edges closer to target, sparking rate cut speculation.

30 weeks ago Mastercard and Visa Under Scrutiny UK regulators find that the payment card market is “not working well”.

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31 weeks ago “Not an argument to cut rates”: April CPI is out The newest data on the US cost of living is out.

32 weeks ago Biden Approves $6.1 Billion for Art Institutes Student Debt Cancellation President Biden cancels $6.1 billion in student debt for former Art Institutes students, addressing years of alleged fraud and mismanagement.

33 weeks ago Contradictory Cues: US Commercial Real Estate Investment in London Spikes as House Prices Continue to Fall US investors ramp up commercial real estate purchases in London amidst a backdrop of declining house prices—decoding the divergent trends in Britain's property market.

33 weeks ago The Fed Maintains Interest Rate Federal Reserve holds rates steady amid economic progress and persistent inflation challenges.