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Investment banks see inflation falling in November, but that may not be enough to protect the U.S. economy from a recession.

The Fed has a favorite new core inflation chart. While soft CPI data may lift the S&P 500, it may not avert a hawkish surprise a day later.

The U.S. home price correction is sharper—and more widespread—than previously thought.

What’s so special about the number 2? Quite a lot, if you’re a central banker – and that number is followed by a percent sign.

Washington (AFP) - The US Federal Reserve is poised to slow its interest rate hikes next week, economists say, as central bankers' most forceful moves in decades to fight inflation ripple through the economy.

The market rally faces big tests with the upcoming CPI inflation report and Federal Reserve meeting. Here's what to do.

The Federal Reserve’s busiest year for rate hikes since Jimmy Carter was president may be coming to an end — but U.S. central bankers’ rate increases are far from over.

An organizational loophole used by the Federal Reserve’s 12 regional banks to avoid complying with transparency requests is under fire from two U.S. senators seeking to toughen congressional oversight.

With wage growth far too hot, the Federal Reserve may need to implicitly hike its 2% inflation target to avoid a hard landing for the economy.

Although the Fed hinted at slower rate hikes this month, a strong job report will likely keep the Fed wary. With the odds of a recession next year, the final rate of interest rates could be higher than expected. Amid this backdrop, investors looking to buy and hold quality stocks…

Should you invest in a CD? Current rates could make today an ideal time to invest.