The most significant price rises at the Group level were Food and non-alcoholic beverages (+3.3%), Alcohol and tobacco (+6.3%), and Housing (+1.6%). Partly offsetting the annual increases in other ...

At time of writing, the price reductions are already substantial. Although the exact dollar amount of the discounts depend heavily on the specific trim and packages selected, Tesla’s purchase ...

On StubHub, the cheapest price for a Game 1 ticket was $1,326. On Friday morning, on the day of Game 1, the cheapest price for a Game 1 ticket was $823 — a 38% drop from Monday. The Dodgers ...

This powerful upward momentum has been matched by silver's performance, which has seen its own impressive price appreciation since the beginning of the year, attracting a new wave of investors ...

Crude oil prices were headed for a weekly jump this week fueled by geopolitical concerns as Chinese demand prospects took a back seat for a while. During the week, Israel continued its offense in ...

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What is the current oil price today? WTI futures traded at $71.08 per barrel, as of 9 a.m. ET. Year to date, WTI prices are down by 3.21%. Brent futures traded at $75.01/bbl, an increase of 0.64% ...

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Americans are well-employed, getting raises and spending freely. But—with an election in less than two weeks—people still haven’t gotten over how much higher prices are today than in 2020.

Two very expensive cities with very loyal fanbases means the ticket prices will start high and only soar higher as demand increases with the games drawing close and the series potentially going long.

The price of tickets to the World Series, which starts Friday in Los Angeles, has doubled since last year and quadrupled since 2002. That puts them at the top of the list as the most expensive ever.

The average increase across the tiers is 6.25%. For comparison, the Consumer Price Index rose 2.5% in the year period ending in August 2024. That’s according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.