Whether it's energy, food or insurance, how much more you'll pay in the future depends a lot on where you live. But because of climate change, virtually no one will get away scot-free. The global economy is remarkably versatile and...

Even if you don't live in a flood zone or tornado alley, climate change will still hit your pocketbook!

Wim Thomas - on unconventional gas.

Executives from Mondelēz International, Cargill and Misfits Market discuss food-related supply chain challenges that started with the pandemic and are now being exacerbated by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

UBS chairman Axel Weber discusses resurgent inflation around the world and what it means for business, markets, politics and the economy.

Stephen Moore, Donald Trump's new nominee for a seat on the US Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, has proposed that the Fed follow commodity prices as a measure of inflation. There are a lot of ways to measure inflation. Sometimes...

While inflation and energy prices have been a global issue, the UK seems particularly badly affected by the cost of living crisis. So why is this? Is it simply bad luck on the UK's part? Or are successive Conservative governments to...

Britain's energy crisis is getting pretty intense, with bills expected to rise sharply in the coming days. So in this video we'll examine and evaluate 3 different plans to solve the crisis; as proposed by (likely) future PM Liz Truss,...

As we discussed in a recent video about Facebook ( companies around the world are struggling and the stock market is getting increasingly rocky. There's one...

Energy prices have been rising for a while now, but at the moment those increased costs hitting energy companies. That's likely about to change, with the government set to increase the energy price cap in Spring. So in this video we...

With prices rocketing, the inflation blame game is now in full swing. Some commentators blame Putin; others blame energy companies but there's also an interesting case to be made that Brexit is at least partly to blame.

The Federal Reserve has announced plans to raise interest rates throughout this year. Hear from two experts as they discuss whether the Fed leadership can stop the U.S. from sliding into a recession.

Nearly seven in ten U.S. adults say the economy is in poor shape, according to a new poll out Thursday. That's similar to views from President Biden's last year in office. (Scripps News)

For many Americans, money saved at the gas pump is going toward other rising energy bills. (Scripps News)

More than four years after it was permanently shut down, the facility—currently undergoing decommissioning—is now at the center of a heated political and environmental debate.

Canada's Food Price Report predicts that overall food prices will go up in 2024, but some products could get cheaper as many industry challenges have eased.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki says Poland will work on seizing Russian assets and using them to support rebuilding efforts in Ukraine and reducing energy prices.

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Granite Ridge CEO Luke Bradenberg joined Cheddar News to discuss their SPAC deal, the U.S. becoming energy independent and Ryan's outlook for the midterm elections.

The Bank of Canada's 'aggressive' language along with its 75-basis-point boost in the bank rate sends the message that further interest rate hikes are ahead to bring down inflation, says Douglas Porter, chief economist for the Bank of...

Liz Truss has taken over as the newest UK prime minister, and Renaud Foucart, a senior lecturer in economics at Lancaster University, joined Cheddar News to discuss the latest leader of Great Britain and her newly appointed cabinet. "So...

UN secretary general Antonio Guterres says the world is in big trouble and a winter of discontent is around the corner.

The European Council only gave Spain and Portugal permission to introduce a price cap on electricity.

Energy prices, supply chain bottlenecks, the Omicron variant and geopolitical tensions are all fuelling inflationary pressures.

Last month, the prices of electricity and natural gas on the Warsaw Commodity Exchange reached the highest levels in its 20-year history, forcing authorities to lower VAT to zero on food starting 1 February.