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Quartz • Jun 04, 2025

Trump hiring freeze is hurting inflation data collection: Report

The suspension of new hires has impacted the ability to gather comprehensive inflation statistics, potentially affecting the accuracy of the reported modest increases in consumer p...

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BBC Business • May 27, 2025

Beef drives food inflation to highest in a year

Rising beef costs have contributed to an increase in overall food prices, causing the annual inflation rate to reach 2.8% in May, the highest level recorded in the past year.

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The Guardian – Business • May 26, 2025

UK food inflation rises for fourth month in a row as steaks beef up prices

The steady increase in the cost of fresh food, particularly meat, contributes to ongoing pressure on household budgets despite an overall decline in general price inflation across...

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Sky News Money • May 21, 2025

April bill shock pushes inflation to highest level since January 2024

Rising costs for essential household services last month contributed to an accelerated increase in consumer prices, resulting in the fastest annual inflation growth recorded since...

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Financial Times • May 12, 2025

Spring sunshine and late Easter boost UK consumer spending

In April, UK retail sales grew by 7 percent annually, reflecting stronger consumer activity influenced by seasonal factors, despite ongoing concerns related to potential US trade p...

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BBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

US economy shrinks as firms import more ahead of tariffs

In the first quarter of 2025, the US economy experienced a 0.3% annual contraction, attributed to increased imports by businesses in anticipation of forthcoming tariffs.

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