Supercore inflation, Bumble valuation and Pooh's repatriation

This week's Indicator episode covers three separate economic and cultural stories. First, the hosts explain why 'supercore' inflation — a measure of price increases excluding volatile categories like food and energy — is running unusually high and causing concern among economists. Second, they examine how Bumble, the dating app company, went from struggling in the market to becoming a stock market favorite. Finally, they explore the possibility that Winnie the Pooh, the beloved fictional character, could be repatriated from New York City back to England.