Inflation in February unexpectedly slowed to 2.8% after a surprise jump to 3% in January, but expectations of a spike towards the end of the year are still lingering. Global energy prices will be ...

Inflation accelerated again by 0.4% last month as consumer confidence fell for a fourth consecutive month, reaching its lowest level in 12 years. Inflation accelerated again by 0.4% last month as ...

Signs that investors in the US bond market are baking in higher inflation would be a “major red flag” that could upend policymakers’ plans to cut interest rates, a top Federal Reserve ...

The rate of inflation for the 12 months to February has been confirmed by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) today. The consumer price index (CPI) level of inflation now currently stands at 2.8%.

LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - British inflation slowed more than expected in February, bringing some relief to consumers ahead of a likely new pick-up in price growth and to finance minister Rachel ...

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This is just one example of how the Inflation Reduction Act’s federal clean energy tax credits and government funding programs have supercharged America’s economy. Through January 2025 these ...

While the cost of eggs and some other items continue to rise, grocery price inflation overall seems to be leveling out. The Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index for food at home was ...

Months ago, policymakers presumed they would spend 2025 gradually cutting rates to keep inflation heading down without a big rise in joblessness to achieve the so-called soft landing. The latest ...

TOKYO, March 21 (Reuters) - Japan's core inflation hit 3.0% in February and an index stripping away the effect of fuel rose at the fastest pace in nearly a year, a sign of broadening price ...

Jerome Powell, the Fed chair, said that “further progress may be delayed” on inflation because of tariffs. Officials kept interest rates steady but signaled they may cut them twice this year.

Fed officials trimmed their expectations for growth and raised expectations for inflation in 2025. Uncertainty around the president's new policies is high, Powell said at a press conference.