Deflation Reaches UK Stores as Non-Food Prices Fall 0.6%
Clothing, footwear and other non-food products in UK stores slid into deflation for the first time in more than two years as the Bank of England considers cutting interest rates.
Clothing, footwear and other non-food products in UK stores slid into deflation for the first time in more than two years as the Bank of England considers cutting interest rates.
Northern Ireland stands to lose a third of its veterinary medicines due to Brexit rules, posing a threat to public health and risking food supply chain disruptions in the UK, lawmakers warned.
Asian stocks were set to open higher Tuesday after Wall Street was bolstered by a strong start to the earnings season led by the “Magnificent Seven” big-tech companies.
Mining giants BHP Group and Vale SA offered to pay Brazil about $25.7 billion in total compensation for a 2015 tailings dam disaster at their joint-venture iron ore complex.
Japan’s stock market will reopen from a holiday, giving traders their first chance to react to Monday’s volatile yen session that sparked suspicion the nation’s government intervened to support the currency.
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