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Fed holds interest rates steady - for now (21 september)26 September 2023 481163
The US central bank has kept its key interest rate unchanged as it debates whether it has done enough to stabilise prices.
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Northern Ireland economy starts to cool long before winter sets in (18 September)18 September 2023 488531
As delegates from the Northern Ireland investment conference arrived at Hillsborough Castle on Wednesday evening there was an autumnal feeling.
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Tata jobs fears remain despite funding for Port Talbot steelworks (16 September)18 September 2023 489105
Welsh ministers and Tata bosses are due to continue talks next week about the future of the Port Talbot site.
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What is the UK inflation rate and why is it so high? (12 September)12 September 2023 493128
The rate at which prices are rising fell to 6.8% in the year to July, down from 7.9% in June.
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NI business activity drops as firms feel pressure, says Ulster Bank (10 September)12 September 2023 492622
Northern Irelandʼs private sector continued to weaken in August as higher interest rates and cost-of-living pressure hit demand, an Ulster Bank survey suggests.
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I wonʼt rush India-UK trade deal, says Rishi Sunak (8 September)12 September 2023 491254
Rishi Sunak said he "wonʼt rush" into a UK trade deal with India, as he arrived in the country for a summit of G20 leaders.
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Cost of living: Firmus Energy announces gas price cut (6 September)06 September 2023 495855
Firmus Energy has announced its gas prices in the Ten Towns area will fall by almost 8% in October, in what will be the third decrease this year.
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Fuel price rises push up cost of full tank by around £4 (4 September)06 September 2023 497111
Motorists faced a "shock" in August after fuel price rises that were among the biggest in more than two decades, the RAC has said.
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Is Chinaʼs economy a ʼticking time bombʼ? (31 August)06 September 2023 496080
The past six months has brought a stream of bad news for Chinaʼs economy: slow growth, record youth unemployment, low foreign investment, weak exports and currency, and a property sector in crisis.
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Gers figures: Scottish public spending deficit falls as oil revenues rise16 August 2023 511416
Scotlandʼs public spending deficit fell to £19.1bn last year, largely due to higher oil and gas revenues.