Prices
Coverage of Prices in the Nexus archive.
- July inflation report to provide crucial signs of where prices are headed
The upcoming July inflation report is anticipated to provide crucial signs regarding future price trends. This data will help determine whether U.S. inflation remains at a stubbornly high level or if it begins cooling down steadily.
- Return of goods to markets in Gaza doesn’t mean people can afford them
Displaced Palestinians in Gaza face daily struggles to afford food due to soaring prices and limited income opportunities. The return of goods to markets does not address the affordability crisis.
- Chancellor John Healey is told to scrap fuel duty rise as prices soar
Chancellor John Healey is being urged to abandon a fuel duty increase as energy prices rise. The call comes amid growing concerns over soaring costs.
- The bad equilibrium in the energy market
The energy market is in a bad equilibrium with prices remaining bounded. Demand and supply are expected to stay off-balance.
- When Trump accuses others of wrongdoing, you can bet he’s up to something himself | Arwa Mahdawi
The article discusses President Trump's speech on election integrity, highlighting his accusations of election fraud and usual grievances, including remarks about trans people and media criticism. It notes his efforts to secure a lasting legacy through monuments and currency, amid low approval ratings and ongoing geopolitical tensions.
- East Africa: Africa's Greater Horn Region Is Facing a Looming Polycrisis Fueled By Conflict, Prices, Climate and Disease
The Greater Horn of Africa is facing a potential multicountry polycrisis driven by conflict, rising prices, climate impacts like El Niño, and disease. These factors are compounding existing regional challenges, creating a complex and escalating situation.
- Beige Book shows robust US economy, labour market picking up
The Beige Book indicates a robust US economy with a strengthening labor market. Prices are rising 'moderately,' and there is a mention of potential renewed hostilities with Iran.
- Renewed Hormuz tensions raise chances of a pricey winter
Renewed Hormuz tensions are increasing the likelihood of higher winter prices as Asia and Europe compete for LNG supplies during the cold season. A shortage in the market could drive up energy costs.
- As consumers pare spending, grocery stores race to cut prices
Consumers are reducing spending, prompting grocery stores to compete by lowering prices. However, overall grocery bills are unlikely to decrease despite better deals on some items.
- June home sales disappoint as prices reach an all-time high
Home sales in June decreased month-over-month due to persistently high mortgage rates, while home prices reached an all-time high.
- All Your Favorite Gadgets Are Getting Way More Expensive … Again
Prices for phones, computers, and consoles are rising sharply due to an AI-driven chip shortage. The shortage is causing gadget prices to remain high and continue increasing.
- Cardamom prices surge amid production concerns
Cardamom prices are surging due to production concerns. The article highlights worries about the spice's production affecting market availability and costs.
- House gives final approval to bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs
The House has given final approval to a bipartisan housing bill designed to increase housing supply and reduce prices. The legislation is described as one of the most comprehensive efforts in decades to address housing costs.
- Senate passes bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply, lowering prices
The Senate passed a bipartisan housing bill intended to increase housing supply and reduce prices in response to an affordability crisis.
- The 'mini LA' where homebuyers are flocking from every corner of America for a luxury lifestyle... but prices are FALLING
Homebuyers from across America are moving to a 'mini LA' area seeking a luxury lifestyle, despite falling home prices in the region.
- Housing market still 'fragile' as buyer demand, sales and prices slide amid rate hike fears
The housing market remains fragile with declining buyer demand, sales, and prices due to fears of interest rate hikes.
- Home sales surged in May to the highest level since December
Home sales increased in May to the highest level since December due to a slight drop in mortgage rates in April. However, home prices continue to rise.
- How to save on groceries as prices increase
A new study reveals that rising grocery prices are impacting nearly half of Americans. The article provides tips for saving on groceries amid increasing costs.
- Postal Service Frees Up Enough Cash to Keep Operating for ‘Several Years’
The U.S. Postal Service has secured enough cash to operate for several years by raising prices and slowing delivery standards, as it faces declining mail volume and rising structural costs.
- Trump’s Iran war drains US oil supplies to lowest level since 2004
Trump's Iran war has caused US oil supplies to reach their lowest level since 2004, with industry warnings that prices could soon rise as inventories hit a critically low threshold.
- Pakistan’s Fuel Sales Slump as War Boosts Prices and Hits Demand
Pakistan's fuel sales are declining as war drives up prices and reduces demand. An employee in Karachi is shown filling a car's tank at a fuel station.
- What will happen to gold and silver prices this June? Here's what experts expect.
Gold and silver prices have changed noticeably in 2026. Experts are providing expectations for where the prices may head in June.
- ECB Faces Pressure to Hike as Iran War Feeds Prices, Kocher Says
The European Central Bank (ECB) is under pressure to raise interest rates as the Iran war is exacerbating price increases, according to Kocher. The situation highlights concerns over inflation driven by geopolitical tensions.
- Billions of meals at risk due to Iran war, says fertiliser boss
A fertilizer shortage caused by the Iran conflict could reduce crop yields and increase food prices, according to the boss of Yara. The situation threatens billions of meals globally.
- Iran War Disrupts Travel More Than Prices: Booking CEO
The ongoing Iran war is causing significant travel disruptions, surpassing the impact of price changes according to Booking's CEO. The situation highlights the broader economic and logistical challenges posed by geopolitical conflicts.
- Ed Miliband will 'double down' on his green energy drive despite fears it will push up prices and will use the Iran war to justify his Net Zero agenda
Ed Miliband is intensifying his green energy initiatives despite concerns about rising costs and is leveraging the Iran war to bolster support for his Net Zero agenda.
- Pistachio Prices Hit Eight-Year High on War in Major Grower Iran
Pistachio prices have reached an eight-year high due to ongoing war in Iran, a major producer of the nut. The conflict has disrupted supply chains and driven up costs for consumers.
- How the Gulf’s war is becoming Asia’s crisis too
The article discusses how the Gulf's ongoing conflict is escalating into a broader crisis affecting Asia, with rising prices, debt issues, and resource scarcity impacting global manufacturing hubs. Economic instability and supply chain disruptions are highlighted as key concerns.