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Australia inflation doesn t see spike despite Taylor Swift effect

Slowing inflation one reason why RBA kept rates unchanged at 4.35pc for a third straight meeting

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Australia inflation slows down sharply in Nov, reinforcing view rate-hike cycle is over

Rent inflation jumps to 7.1pc against 6.6 last month, electricity prices rose by 10.7pc annually

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The Dollar See-Saws Between Two Views On Fiscal Explosion

The Dollar See-Saws Between Two Views On Fiscal Explosion
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Rent Prices in the US Are $3 Away From a New All-Time High

The median US rent price clocked in at $2,052 in August, just shy of a new all-time-high, Redfin data shows.

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Why Renters Are a Bigger Drag on Consumer Spending Than Homeowners

Last month, spending among renters fell 1.4% compared to a year ago, while homeowners spent 0.8% more, according to Bank of America.

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