Can you inflation-proof your savings?

Can you inflation-proof your savings?

The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI), using data from October 2021, suggests inflation stands at 4.2%. This means that prices of goods and services are now rising at the fastest rate in almost 10 years. To put this into context, the government has an ...
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- Can you inflation-proof your savings?
The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI), using data from October 2021, suggests inflation stands at 4.2%. This means that prices of goods and services are now rising at the fastest rate in almost 10 years. To put this into context, the government has an ...
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- Thailand's consumer prices up 2.71 pct in November
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- November Consumer Price Index: What to know this week
This week, investors are set to focus on updates on the Omicron variant and on inflation. Concerns around both of these factors had stirred up volatility across markets last week.
from: Yahoo Finance
- 5 Ways Inflation Can Hurt Stocks
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- Govt changing formula to measure inflation
The federal government has decided in principle to change the formula for determining the rate of inflation in the country and in this, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) had started the preliminary work, sources said on Saturday.
from: The Express Tribune
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- What causes inflation, and should we really worry about it so much?
What is inflation? ... Inflation is most commonly-measured by the consumer price index (CPI). That tracks the price of a huge basket of goods and services that are chosen and weighted every three years to be reflective of what people are spending their money ...
from: Stuff.co.nz
- To fight inflation, we must first tolerate it
After 10 consecutive months of negative inflation in 2020, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) shot up from -0.25% in January 2021 to 4.68% in April and subsided to 2% four months later, only to rise again to 2.91% in October. Core CPI has also gone up from ...
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Rising product prices based on higher demand and persistently high oil prices are expected to drive Thailand's headline inflation to grow by 0.7% to 2.4% (an average of 1.5%) next year, from 0.8% to 1.2% this year, according to the Commerce Ministry.
from: Bangkok Post
- Thailand's November inflation reaches 2.71% from higher prices of fuel and consumer goods
Thailand's inflation rate in November increased for the third consecutive month to 2.71%, thanks to the increase in grocery and fuel prices. The government's trade policy agency now expects next year's inflation to stay within the margin of 0.7-2.4%.
from: Pattaya Mail
- NS&I index linked bonds are suddenly hot property
Surging inflation is usually bad news for savers, but for about 443000 customers of National Savings & Investments (NS&I) it is a bonus.Holders of index-link.
from: The Times
- Rising costs are putting huge pressure on household budgets: Is YOUR inflation rate three times higher than 4.2 ...
Some households are facing price hikes several times higher than the official inflation figures suggest, experts warn.
from: This is Money
- What causes inflation, and should we really worry about it so much?
What is inflation? ... Inflation is most commonly-measured by the consumer price index (CPI). That tracks the price of a huge basket of goods and services that are chosen and weighted every three years to be reflective of what people are spending their money ...
from: Stuff.co.nz
- Thailand's November inflation reaches 2.71% from higher prices of fuel and consumer goods
Thailand's inflation rate in November increased for the third consecutive month to 2.71%, thanks to the increase in grocery and fuel prices. The government's trade policy agency now expects next year's inflation to stay within the margin of 0.7-2.4%.
from: Pattaya Mail
- To fight inflation, we must first tolerate it
After 10 consecutive months of negative inflation in 2020, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) shot up from -0.25% in January 2021 to 4.68% in April and subsided to 2% four months later, only to rise again to 2.91% in October.
from: The Star Online
- NS&I index linked bonds are suddenly hot property
Surging inflation is usually bad news for savers, but for about 443000 customers of National Savings & Investments (NS&I) it is a bonus.Holders of index-link.
from: The Times
- Inflation set to increase next year
Rising product prices based on higher demand and persistently high oil prices are expected to drive Thailand's headline inflation to grow by 0.7% to 2.4% (an average of 1.5%) next year, from 0.8% to 1.2% this year, according to the Commerce Ministry.
from: Bangkok Post
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