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Americans aren’t bothered about the grocery inflation

  It’s official: Americans are paying up for their favourite goods. December saw the biggest 12-month gain in inflation since 1982. Last week, Procter & Gamble Co. raised its sales outlook for the year to the end of June on the back of higher prices. In the three months to December 31, organic sales (which exclude the impact of currency ...

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The magical land of low inflation, no rate hikes

  Bonds are sliding and forecasts for US interest rate increases are escalating rapidly. Borrowing costs have moved up in the UK, South Korea, New Zealand and a swathe of emerging markets. There are outliers, however. Among them, Asia’s two most powerful economies: China, which cut a key rate this week, and Japan, a country that’s battled deflation for a ...

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European gas falls amid higher Russian flows, mild weather

  Bloomberg Natural gas prices in Europe declined as Russia’s shipments increased and weather forecasts pointed to milder temperatures in the region. Orders to send gas through Ukraine via Velke Kapusany, a major entry point in Slovakia, rose to the highest level since January 1, according to data from operator Eustream. Shipments still remain below normal. Above-average temperatures are expected ...

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