The Federal Reserve’s favored inflation reading rose once again in March, according to federal data published Thursday, providing the latest insight into how the war in Iran disrupted consumer prices ...

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation tracker just flashed another warning sign for the U.S. economy, and it could spell more financial pain ahead. Data released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic ...

Inflation remained elevated in February as the pace of consumer price growth stayed above the Federal Reserve's target rate as policymakers weigh affordability concerns. The Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

Traders on Kalshi think inflation will likely rise above 4.5% in 2026. A smaller number believe price increases will breach 5%. Those levels are higher than economists' forecasts, which see inflation ...

The core PCE price index, which excludes food and energy, increased 0.4% M/M in January, in line with the consensus and rising at the same rate as in December, according to data released by the Bureau ...

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge remained stubbornly high in January as consumers continued to face elevated price growth. The Commerce Department on Friday reported that the personal ...

A surge in gas prices tied to the Iran conflict has pushed inflation to its highest level since 2023—raising the bar for savers once again. Sabrina Karl has over two decades of experience writing ...

Inflation held steady at 2.4% for the year ending in February as higher prices continue to plague President Donald Trump. Forecasters had expected inflation to hold steady last month. The Bureau of ...

The March CPI report is the final piece of economic data in a week that featured a ceasefire in the Iran war , a PCE report that was inline with expectations but showed inflation remains sticky and a ...

WASHINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - The worst U.S. inflation outbreak in a generation turns five years old this month, a defining economic shock that is still driving policy debates, influencing national ...

Before talking about inflation, time for a slight diversion into the idea of measurement. Two statements stand out. One was “What gets measured gets managed,” typically attributed to famous management ...