whether that is the gas and electricity we use at home or the petrol and diesel we put in our cars. because it really does have the power to affect the money in our pocket. it tells us how far our money will go and crucially, it has implications for things like interest rates as well. let me explain what we know has happened so far because you touched on the pandemic. that has played havoc with the figures. in the last update we had, we found out that inflation was going up by 2.1% which means prices are going up by more than 2%. in that set of figures, it tells us it was things like petrol, which was up by nearly 18% because remember, compared to lockdown, when we were not going anywhere or driving or out on planes or going on holiday, it meant the cost of that fuel cell sharply, and now we are out of luck done lockdown, we have seen the same eyes and the same thing with clothing prices, starting to rise to after retailers think they don t need to cut prices to get us back in
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where did this come from, who made is, what are they earning and what pressures do they face? consumers say, look, they don t want their dollar to be responsible for someone s death half a world away. check out a couple posts on joe fresh s facebook page. shame on you, so many deaths to make products for you. shame. and then this one, low, low wages and no unions. this is why gaurments are made n bangladesh. time for us to all show some humanity. people can say they re upset, but they chase cheap. the middle class continues to chase cheap. you know, the whole point of fast fashion is it s easy and it s cheap. if clothing prices rise, will the outrage fade? well, yes, i think to some extent it will. people do care about, you know, working conditions in developing countries. and i think that people really do honestly think that they would be willing to pay a higher price, and while this is very saliant in their mind, they
cosik. hi, martin here at the new york stock exchange, the headline this week was, the nyse itself. nyse euronext, the parent company, agreed to be acquired by germany s deutsche borse. the operator will own 60% of the new company and nyse will own 40%. the tie-up creates the world s biggest exchange operator and allows the nyse to sell more products. for the average investor, trader tells me it may make trading a little more stable because there will be more investors in the market. stef? prices at the mall are rising. and analyst tells us clothing prices will rise 10% by july, another 12% in the second half of the year as cotton prices soar to levels not seen since the civil war. general motors is giving all of its factory workers a record-setting bonus. line workers will get $4,000 each. since emerging from bankruptcy, gm has returned to profitability. salaried workers will get bonuses as well.