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Peter Hartcher Prices could cost Rudd dearly. Read more

If you thought the consumer price index this week was bad, you should know that the Kevin price index is worse.
Vietnam Inflation Hits 27% As Fuel Prices Are Raised

Staggeringly high oil prices and sizzling food costs are bringing severe hardship to developing economies, Vietnam in particular.
Inflation data prompts rate hike speculation, loonie sell-off

The Canadian dollar continued to lose ground to the U.S. dollar today after rallying in overnight trading.
He's done it! Bollard cuts interest rates

Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard has cut the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points, taking it down to 8 per cent - the first rates cut in five years.
Cabinet revises inflation forecast slightly upwards

The Cabinet revised upward the nation's annual inflation forecast to 3.5 percent yesterday, from its previous projection of 3.29 percent made in May, amid rising energy and commodities prices worldwide.
Confluence of Factors Boost Dollar Wednesday

The US dollar continues on its second day of rally in the forex markets, particularly against the Euro, Swiss franc and the Japanese yen, on the back of Philly Fed chief Plosser's hawkish remarks yesterday.
Surjit S Bhalla: Karat and stuck policy

A Karat-like conclusion on monetary policy is a double whammy - it is deeply ideological and not in the best interest of India.
Canadian Markets: Canadian stocks fall on cpi data, oil price drop

News of rising inflation and falling oil prices helped push Canadian stocks lower during Wednesday trade.
New Zealand cuts interest rates

New Zealand's central bank cut interest rates today and said it would likely ease rates further if the inflation outlook improved.
Emerging Markets Report: Malaysia's inflation soars to 26-year high in June

Malaysia's consumer price inflation soared to a 26-year high in June, official
data showed Wednesday, heightening expectations that the central bank will hike interest rates at its meeting later this week.