The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) used the Thanksgiving run-up to knock President Donald Trump's pledge to lower grocery bills, saying many staples still cost far more than when Trump took office.

University leaders says planned levy on international student fees will leave many institutions even worse off

Concerns over the impact of a ‘stealth tax’ have been highlighted as the chancellor confirms inflation busting rise in the state pension

A debate over income and rising costs surfaced after friends questioned how someone in Texas earning about $70,000 a year still feels poor.

As living costs continue to climb, a group of Senate Democrats is pushing for temporary financial relief for older Americans. The newly introduced Social Security Emergency Inflation Relief Act bill aims to boost monthly Social Security and veterans' benefits by $200 per month for six months, starting in early 2026.

In the midst of the current economic turbulence, Bill Gross, a seasoned bond manager on Wall Street, has made a bold prediction about the Federal Reserve’s upcoming actions.

Federal Reserve officials remain sharply divided on interest rate cuts, casting doubt on the likelihood of a December rate cut. With inflation trying to creep back up and a weakening labor market, the Fed has some big decisions to make.

If there's one thing that consumers are familiar with, it's inflation. This has ramifications both for household budgets and for those planning for retirement. 

The costs of groceries, housing, childcare, education and healthcare have become intolerable to many