Housing and insurance costs remain stubbornly high, keeping monthly bills elevated even as overall inflation cools. Food prices have stopped rising ...
Inflation is on the rise again. That was the major economic takeaway on Friday morning after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its delayed reading on inflation for September. Released later than ...
President Donald Trump promised to lower costs on his first day in office. Here’s how it’s going so far. President Donald Trump promised to lower inflation starting on Day One in the White House.
And if 2026 forecasts are correct, we may have to keep waiting.
Wage growth is finally outrunning inflation, and that shift is quietly rewiring the outlook for the United States economy.
The rate of inflation is likely to get worse before it gets better, raising questions about how fast the Federal Reserve can cut interest rates. The central bank has gotten tantalizingly close to its ...
Inflation is now a major concern in the financial environment of today. It controls headlines and affects the economy at every level. Although the most obvious sign is increasing prices, the wider ...
Aviva Investors said in its 2026 outlook that a key market risk would come from central banks ending their rate-cutting cycles or even starting to hike, as price pressures build up from AI investment ...
Across the United States, the data say paychecks are finally pulling ahead of price increases, yet the mood in grocery aisles ...
There’s any number of directions tariff rates could go—a small increase, a big increase, no increase—from here forward. And depending on that, there’s a lot of different directions that monetary ...
Historical efforts to combat inflation have been accompanied by further anguish. The sneaky sting of inflation is catching many Americans by surprise as soaring prices erode their savings and prompt ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Specialist in global markets, economics and alternative investments. Inflation concerns are on the rise again. The Federal Reserve ...