The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Uncertainty is a constant. How you respond to it is up to you.

Order exempting coffee, beef, bananas and other items comes as White House fights off concerns about rising costs

The Labor Department will release its numbers on September hiring and unemployment next Thursday, a month and a half late, marking the beginning of the end of a data drought caused by the 43-day federal government shutdown

Beat inflation in 2026 with affordable indulgences like local art, DIY coffee, generic beauty, secondhand luxury and budget-friendly staycations.

ANALYSIS: It doesn’t matter how much Trump talks about how costs are going down. Voters are not buying what he is saying, Eric Garcia writes

The markets are at a crossroads right now. It’s hard to know which way they’ll head. Corporate earnings suggest one thing; inflation suggests another. These three unusually active puts from Thursday offer strategic plays for both bulls and bears.

Here's Cardone's top retirement savings strategy for 2026.

It’s one of the first and most reliable signs that shoppers are feeling the economic pinch. You go to the grocery store to pick up a simple bag of dried lentils, pinto beans, or rice, and the aisle is wiped clean. It’s not a supply chain failure or a recall;…

Many shoppers have noticed that their weekly grocery bill still feels heavier than it did a few years ago. Despite headlines suggesting inflation is cooling, the reality in grocery aisles tells a different story. Some products remain stubbornly expensive, while others have quietly shrunk in size. These grocery items show…

Utility bills are one of the most consistent expenses retirees face, and they often rise faster than inflation. Seniors living on fixed incomes feel the...

Most economists think the rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation will have fallen in October.