May 13 (Reuters) - Americans last month braced for generally higher inflation pressures over the next few years and accelerating home price increases, according to a report released on Monday by ...
37% of Americans are extremely concerned about inflation. By generation, Gen X and younger Boomers are extremely concerned ...
Though Volcker won the laurels, Burns was right in one regard: inflation and politics are deeply intertwined. One look at the ...
The European Central Bank delivered a hawkish rate cut, hinting at no action until September. The US Federal Reserve will ...
Investors are cheering signs that the economy is slowing down. Democrats are not.
Surging prices in 2021-22, after decades of low inflation, came as a shock to many. So it was in a way understandable that many observers more or less freaked out, seeing a return to the 1970s ...
The US Federal Reserve's key inflation gauge, the PCE price index, remained steady in April, indicating that interest rates ...
Muddled employment data and divergent opinions on when the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates caused equities ...
The US Federal Reserve's favoured measure of inflation remained unchanged in April, according to government data published on ...
The economy continues to roll, jobs are plenty and consumers are getting a bit more upbeat. That's bad news for interest-rate-cut bets. The U.S. economy continues to defy both calls for a slowdown ...
However, fewer economists now expect the Fed to take action at its July meeting. In the May poll, 11 out of 116 economists predicted that the first rate cut would come in July; in this new survey, ...
Job growth reaccelerated in May after slowing in April, underscoring the labor market’s resilience even as interest rates ...