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U.S. inflation roared again to a fresh four-decade high last month, likely strengthening the Federal Reserve’s resolve to aggressively raise interest rates that risks upending the economic expansion.

Investor concerns over persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tightening, and growing recession odds have caused a broad market sell-off lately. However, the recent sell-off has created attractive buying opportunities for long-term investors. It could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Twitter (TWTR), Caesars (CZR), and…

Stocks fall after US inflation jumps to 9.1%, as UK economy grows faster than expected by 0.5% in May

U.S. inflation likely reached a new 40-year high in June, driven up by a spike in gas costs, more expensive food and rent, and pricier cars and hotel rooms

As investors await inflation data, Bitcoin and other major coins continue to tread red waters. The global cryptocurrency market cap declined 2.85% to $864.3 billion on Tuesday.

The currency of Southeast Asia's second-largest economy hit a seven-year low of 36.35 baht against the greenback last week. Nonetheless, analysts feel upbeat about the baht's future in the second half of this year.

Matt Kohrs, a popular YouTube personality among the retail investor crowd that “diamond-hands” shares of GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE: AMC) appeared Tue

WASHINGTON — White House officials launched a defensive strike Tuesday against what they expect will be a dour report marking another month of soaring inflation.

Benzinga's Money Mitch had the opportunity to catch up with Navellier & Associates founder and Chief Investment Officer Louis Navellier on Benzinga’s Stock Market Movers today. Navellier, who is routinely on Bloomberg, Fox News and CNBC, was on to spea

“Generals always fight the last war” – and that could be the case with the world’s inflation hawks now. It’s not a good thing.

This focus on inflation in the recent past could mean ignoring signs that inflation is already on track to come down.