The Bureau of Labor Statistics is likely to skip a month of data collection for the Consumer Price Index for the first time in its history because of the ongoing government shutdown.

Will the world economy’s resilience continue in 2026? Expect mediocre growth and, in America, too much inflation ...

As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro faces growing U.S. military pressure and calls for his resignation, an old foe is returning to haunt him in his own backyard: Inflation, one of Venezuela’s ...

Recent Lear Capital commentary discusses how inflation may erode fixed returns and how market corrections could present opportunities for portfolio rebalancing LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / ...

The Federal Reserve released new economic projections on June 18, forecasting higher inflation and slower economic growth than previously anticipated amid shifting trade, immigration, fiscal and ...

The Fed’s decision was aimed at jump-starting a slowing economy clouded by stubborn sticky inflation and political tension.

This week brings the economic calendar's main event: the May consumer price index (CPI) release on June 11 and producer price index (PPI) data on June 12. These reports will provide crucial insight ...

The US government’s rising debt burden is old news. The question is whether bond markets will price in the elevated risk ...

Two weeks before the U.S. Federal Reserve's last meeting, with the federal government's data spigot closed, Atlanta Fed staff ...

A sharp rise in Hungary's budget deficit, if coupled with higher inflation and currency market pressure, could threaten ...

The latest inflation report from the Department of Labor was scheduled for release last week but was postponed due to the ongoing government shutdown. September’s print is now due out on Friday ...

(The Center Square) – Bottom Line: This week's inflation data is expected to show a slight uptick in consumer prices. However, a moderation in consumer spending could limit the ability of businesses ...