The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Even when taxes don’t rise, your payments might as a result of what’s called fiscal drag

JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have realigned their interest rate outlooks, now forecasting that the Federal Reserve will deliver a quarter-point cut after its Dec. 9-10 meeting.

Here are Buffett's two best investment strategies to protect your money from inflation and help you build lasting financial security.

These 3 Dividend Aristocrats Are Quietly Outpacing the 3.2% U.S. Inflation Rate

Food prices have surged in recent years, and for seniors living on fixed incomes, the impact is devastating. Groceries, gas, and everyday essentials consume larger...

Budgets getting busted by inflation is no surprise, but the ways in which it's unexpectedly eating into household expense funds are. Here's what to watch.

As we head into the December holiday season, investors have good reasons to be jolly.

As Black Friday is here, investors are sifting through a mixed macroeconomic picture marked by conflicting signals on inflation and consumer resilience. While the broader market anticipates a holiday spending surge, Louis Navellier, founder and CIO of Navellier Associates, is advocating for a highly concentrated portfolio strategy.

The “average” or “normal” home tour is fascinating, even dividing, thousands of Americans on TikTok who can’t agree on social class.

Shrinkflation is the stealthiest form of inflation affecting consumer spending today. This practice involves manufacturers reducing the size or quantity of a product. They achieve this while maintaining the original price point on the shelf. This subtle deception is strategically hidden by altering package shapes and reducing net weight. It…

With Thanksgiving just hours away, investors are bracing for the most pivotal stretch of the retail calendar, as Black Friday launches a high-stakes holiday season shaped by shifting consumer behavior, sticky inflation and growing divides in household spending — factors likely to separate retail stock winners from losers.