Hume is now encompassed by a small part of Mulgoa and Luddenham as well as Badgerys Creek and Bradfield to the north; ...

To be fair, another reason they don’t want to air their feelings is that the CEOs say there’s a smallish, but realistic ...

At the miner level, a sure-fire sign of bullish sentiment is an uptick in dealmaking. Over 2024, S&P Global pointed to USD 19 ...

Once called the “Lucky Country,” a perfect storm of stagnant wages, high inflation and real estate prices bodes ill for the ...

The data may help calm the anxiety of some Fed officials who have said the central bank's priority must be to keep long-run inflation expectations under control. "If the public begins to expect ...

(Reuters) - Americans’ expectations for near-term inflation hit the highest level ... people fundamentally don't think that over the long run we're getting back to 2%, that's a problem.” ...

NY Fed March consumer survey finds near-term rise in expected inflation Longer-term expected ... fundamentally don't think that over the long run we're getting back to 2%, that's a problem.” ...

Consumers expect inflation during the coming year to heat up to 6.7%, 1.7 percentage points higher than last month, according to the University of Michigan. Their long-run inflation expectations ...

“Year-ahead inflation expectations surged from 5 per cent last month to 6.7 per cent this month, the highest reading since 1981,” the survey noted. “Long-run inflation expectations climbed ...

That increase was seen across all three political affiliations. Long-run inflation expectations rose from 4.1% in March to 4.4% in April, with the survey noting a particularly large jump among ...

"Long-run inflation expectations climbed from 4.1% in March to 4.4% in April, reflecting a particularly large jump among independents." Michigan's consumer sentiment index fell 11% from March to ...

"The effect of tariffs suggest inflation will be going back up again, our job to ensure it doesn't turn to long-term inflation." "If we hadn't had 4 years of high inflation, I'd be more ...