The recent government shutdown has caused significant delays in the release of the October inflation report, leaving the ...

July CPI shows inflation ticking up, with core inflation at 3.0% year-over-year, signaling an end to the recent disinflation trend. Durable goods inflation is rising, partly due to tariffs, but ...

“Because consumers — those that are earning those wages — they’re going to be probably a little bit more reluctant to accept ...

Just like President Joe Biden, Trump says lower prices are just around the corner. But Biden-era officials say that argument ...

Inflation is caused by the gradual increase in the prices of goods and services throughout the economy. Low inflation is necessary for the economy, but too much inflation causes serious problems.

While there is a limited slate of options that the White House has to affect the cost of living, there are some options on the table.

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Expect 3-4% inflation as the new normal, driven by deglobalization, energy bottlenecks, and AI-related disruptions, shifting the macroeconomic environment. The Fed and government appear willing to ...

Inflation is hitting us from all sides, especially as we travel, as the price of a plane ticket is up 34% compared to last year, according to federal data. Meanwhile, lodging prices are up 11%. "We've ...

Let me tell you something that keeps financial insiders awake at night. Right now, over $270 billion in stablecoins like USDT and USDC are circulating globally, yet nobody is talking about why this ...

Ongoing inflation, mainly in the form of rising gas and grocery prices, is causing many American households to change their spending habits, and mostly forcing them to prioritize what’s essential ...

Gold investors are experiencing some serious whiplash right now. Earlier this week, prices crashed from the latest record-high of above $4,300 per ounce, dipping all the way down to about $4,000 per ...