Fed’s preferred inflation gauge fails to calm market fears, leaving ‘burden of proof’ on inflation optimists
admin The latest reading from the Federal Reserve’s favorite price gauge, which contains some signs of…
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Suze Orman says to do this right now if you’re worried about inflation
The rate of U.S. inflation reached a 40-year high of 8.6% in May as overall…
Read MoreConsumer spending slows sharply as inflation hits home
The numbers: Americans increased spending in May by just 0.2% — the smallest increase in…
Read MoreRaging U.S. inflation is starting to cool, key price gauge signals
The numbers: A key gauge of U.S. inflation rose 0.6% in May largely due to…
Read MoreComing up: PCE inflation and consumer spending
The PCE inflation gauge preferred by the Federal Reserve is forecast to rise 0.7% in…
Read MoreJuly 4 forecast: Inflation is raising the cost of summer BBQs by 17% to $70
If you’re planning a Fourth of July barbecue, be prepared to dig deeper into your…
Read MoreDow futures down over 300 points as losing first half closes and Fed’s favorite inflation gauge looms
U.S stock futures fell sharply on Thursday, as traders anticipated the release of inflation data…
Read MoreFirst Wall Street bank to call a U.S. recession now sees chance that inflation fails to decelerate
Deutsche Bank, the first major bank to predict a U.S. recession in the current inflationary…
Read MoreCanaria in the coalmine? Spanish inflation surges a shocking 10.2% to notch a 37-year high.
Global inflation worries got turbocharged on Wednesday, as Spain reported consumer prices soaring at the…
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Opinion: Why are Americans so grumpy about the economy? They’ve never lost so much purchasing power in one year, as the stimulus dries up and inflation boils over
If you want to know why Americans are so grumpy about the economy, let’s start…
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