The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

There were plenty of reasons to be bearish on the stock market (SPY) coming into 2023. This is especially true with inflation still too hot leading the Fed to increase their hawkish behavior. And then came along the specter of a potential banking crisis that only increases uncertainty…and that only…

The US Federal Reserve faces a tricky balancing act, as it tries to navigate high inflation and instability in the banking sector. Alexander Yokum, of CFRA Research, says the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank could affect the Fed's next interest rate decision, despite a 6 percent jump…

After three days of losses, the local share market is following a rebound on Wall Street as concerns of a banking crisis eased, while the Australian Energy Regulator has revealed power prices will rise by around 20 per cent in several states.

Following remarkable growth in recent years, the cannabis industry faced various legal and economic challenges, including overproduction amid high inflation, high taxes, and increased material costs impacting overall sales in 2022. The industry will likely remain under pressure amid concerns over rising inflation and a potential recession. Hence, it could…

Failure of America’s 16th biggest bank amid high inflation poses an awkward decision on interest rates for the Federal Reserve

Former education secretary said universities can deal with grade inflation, sexual misconduct, mental health and freedom of speech themselves

The Federal Reserve is facing a rather sticky problem. Despite its best efforts over the past year, inflation is stubbornly refusing to head south with any urgency to a target of 2%.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will deliver his first Spring Budget on Wednesday, March 15 - amid the backdrop of the cost of living crisis, inflation rates sky-rocketing, and and mass strike action.

There's a more complicated narrative around inflation.

Prices rose by 0.4 percent in February and core inflation was up 0.5 percent, the third consecutive month that it has increased.

"People will probably be in for a little bit of pain" when federal student loan payments resume by the fall as inflation and layoffs persist.