The worst part of holiday-season sticker shock? This year, the higher prices are clearly self-inflicted, writes @McCloskeyAbby (via @opinion) https://t.co/1EkcrIFSSu ...

Polish inflation slowed more than expected in November, coming below the central bank’s target of 2.5% https://t.co/IoSXWICHwm ...

French inflation held steady in November as a pickup in growth was confirmed for the third quarter, keeping the European Central Bank on course to keep rates unchanged. ...

French inflation unexpectedly holds at 0.8%, staying far below the European Central Bank’s 2% goal https://t.co/OMX2UyG03Z ...

Bank of America reported Tuesday that 88% of small and mid-size business owners say inflation is hitting their operations, prompting 64% to plan price hikes and 39% to curb spending next year. https://t.co/oIgMh9NCEy https://t.co/Ev1JFVUot7 ...

Kazakhstan held interest rates at a record high after inflation showed signs of slowing due to central bank tightening https://t.co/MkEupI1Cn3 ...

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Tokyo’s inflation held steady in November, keeping the Bank of Japan on track for an interest rate hike in coming months https://t.co/B2Hgcpfzh8 ...

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Core Insights - Inflation is currently at 3.2%, which impacts returns, necessitating companies that can raise dividends faster than inflation [1] - Dividend Aristocrats, companies that have consistently increased dividends for over 25 years, are sought after for their resilience and ability to outperform inflation [1] Company Analysis - Cintas Corporation (CTAS) is highlighted as a top Dividend Aristocrat with a strong analyst rating of 3.5 to 5, indicating a "Moderate" to "Strong Buy" expectation from Wall Street [4] - Cintas reported a year-over-year sales increase of approximately 9% to $2.7 billion and a net income rise to $491 million, reflecting solid financial performance [5] - The company has a forward annual dividend of $1.40, yielding around 0.75%, with an impressive five-year dividend growth rate of 143.75%, significantly outpacing inflation [5]