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UK’s ‘low-hire, low-fire’ jobs market hurting young people; US inflation higher than expected – business live

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Briefings

UK youth unemployment remains high due to a 'low-gear economy' where low-wage jobs are scarce. The Bank of England warns of this trend, while US inflation remains unexpectedly high despite cooling government data. A senior Fed governor argues for a rate hike next month. A separate legal dispute involves Nvidia, where a former AI chip designer faces shareholder litigation over undisclosed information regarding China and export controls.

Key points

• UK youth unemployment persists due to a 'low-gear economy' characterized by a scarcity of low-wage jobs.
• US inflation remains unexpectedly high, prompting a senior Fed governor to advocate for a rate hike next month.

Context

The UK faces a 'low-gear economy' where young people struggle to find work, prompting warnings from the Bank of England. In the US, inflation remains unexpectedly high despite cooling government data, leading a senior Fed governor to argue for a rate hike next month.

Limitations

UK youth unemployment persists due to a 'low-gear economy' characterized by a scarcity of low-wage jobs. US inflation remains unexpectedly high, prompting a senior Fed governor to advocate for a rate hike next month. Legal disputes involving Nvidia are ongoing but distinct from the broader economic trends.

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