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2. What's next for the Bank of Canada?
3. Economist Bootle Sees `Significant Inflationary Danger'
4. Loki Charms cereal: Marvel gets marshmallowy for Disney Plus show
5. Macquarie: China's PPI Inflation Could Be Close to Peak in Coming Months
6. US super-rich 'pay almost no income tax' - BBC News
7. Higher inflation could lead to higher earnings growth: Ironsides Macroeconomics' Barry Knapp
8. The perfect storm making everything you need more expensive
9. Prices of consumer goods are set to rise as shipping costs continue to soar | The Business
10. Inflation is a 'big risk' to monetary and fiscal policy: Strategist
11. China's May Producer Prices Beat Expectations
12. We are starting to see signs the momentum of inflation is starting to fade: Strategist
13. 'Confusion and disorientation' driving 'crazy' moves in the market, Mark Mobius says
14. Severe supply shortage fuels hot housing market: BofA report
15. Op-ed: Why a digital dollar could be just what the economy needs
16. Janet Yellen: Interest rates may need to rise to ensure ‘economy doesn't overheat’
17. Inflation is still surging, CPI will likely show. Any relief for consumers in sight?
18. Construction industry plagued with pandemic-related problems
19. Democrats' unemployment mistake
20. Real wages decreasing since Biden took office, former White House economist says
21. Graham says family members aren't working due to unemployment benefits ll
22. Job openings in the US soar to record 9.3 million
23. China made a 'huge strategic blunder' in retaliating against Europe, former U.S. negotiator says
24. Tax refunds for unemployed Americans are hitting bank accounts
25. Why we can't have cheap houses
26. Surprise Jump in U.S. Wages Gives Inflation Debate a New Twist
27. The creator economy is running into the Apple Tax — this startup is fighting back
28. Biden reveals plan to solve crippling shortages of computer chips, batteries, and medicine
29. Two things could trigger the next financial crisis, says veteran strategist David Roche
30. The Fed risks reacting too slowly if inflation keeps rising
