metamorworks/iStock via Getty Images S&P Global’s PMI surveys for the world’s largest economies reveal the differing impact of the war in the Middle East on economic growth and inflation. The eurozone nations of France, Germany and Spain have been hardest hit by the war in terms of economic growth, each reporting lower output in April. The UK, meanwhile, suffered the steepest rise in input costs, ...
metamorworks/iStock via Getty Images S&P Global’s PMI surveys for the world’s largest economies reveal the differing impact of the war in the Middle East on economic growth and inflation. The eurozone nations of France, Germany and Spain have been hardest hit by the war in terms of economic growth, each reporting lower output in April. The UK, meanwhile, suffered the steepest rise in input costs, widely linked to the war’s impact on energy and shipping prices. Eurozone hit hardest by war Mixed trends were seen in the advanced economies during April as economies struggled amid the uncertainty, shortages and price inflation generated by the ongoing war in the Middle East. Hardest hit by the war in April was the eurozone, where output fell for the first time in 16 months. A drop in services activity outweighed an improved manufacturing performance. Declines in Germany, France and Spain were joined by only a marginal increase in business activity in Italy. In contrast, growth rebounded in the US and UK, the latter enjoying the strongest upturn of the major developed economies thanks to improved performances across goods and services. The US expansion was the second-weakest in 14 months, however, as sluggish services growth dragged on manufacturing’s best performance for four years. While Japan lagged the UK, it outperformed the US despite growth dipping to a four-month low. Although factory output grew at the fastest rate for over 12 years, Japan also saw the smallest rise in services output for nearly a year. Canada, meanwhile, remained in a downturn, despite the rate of decline easing to only a marginal rate amid the largest rise in factory output for nearly four years. Only a marginal gain was seen in Australia, which, while a marked improvement on March’s steep decline, was among the slowest recorded over the past year and a half. Broad-based emerging market improvements Improved performances were seen across all four 'BRIC' emerging economies in April, albeit with ...
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Inflation is a part of life, and it's something retirees are encouraged to plan for. But the persistent inflation that's been a mainstay of the economy in recent years may be causing retirees today a world of stress. In March, inflation rose 3.3% on an annual basis, according to the Consumer Price Index. And while that increase was largely fueled by the Iran conflict, it's hard to know when prices...
Inflation is a part of life, and it's something retirees are encouraged to plan for. But the persistent inflation that's been a mainstay of the economy in recent years may be causing retirees today a world of stress. In March, inflation rose 3.3% on an annual basis, according to the Consumer Price Index. And while that increase was largely fueled by the Iran conflict, it's hard to know when prices will finally settle down. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading