Inflation continues to shape how Americans shop, save, and spend. Even as overall prices cool slightly, everyday essentials ...

Inflation moved up in June, due partially to businesses passing tariff costs onto consumers. Despite the uptick, President ...

Still, US inflation climbed from 2.4% to 2.7%, and it is expected to rise further into the end of the year. Inflation hedges ...

U.S. inflation hit 2.7% in June—its highest since February—fueled by tariffs and complicating Trump’s calls for interest rate cuts.

It hasn't been an easy start to 2025 for Jerome Powell. Unfortunately for the Fed chair, the second half of the year is ...

A recent survey by Bid-on-Equipment.com found that 12% of people were already “stockpiling” goods due to ... further complicating the Federal Reserve’s job of bringing inflation back down to ...

For consumers, the fear of rising prices often fuels stockpiling behavior, particularly of non-perishable food, toilet paper and medical supplies, as they rush to buy goods before costs escalate ...

Gold rose ahead of key U.S. inflation data due later that is expected to provide further clues on the path of Fed interest rates.

Tariffs could make many imported goods more expensive. While it may make sense to buy certain big-ticket items now, stockpiling is rarely a good idea. Experts weigh in on how the urge to hoard ...

And due to stockpiling, “the inflationary consequences of the tariffs will manifest themselves even before the tariffs are put in place, further complicating the Federal Reserve’s job of ...

The consumer price index, a key inflation measure that tracks average prices across a broad basket of consumer goods and services, increased 2.9% in December relative to a year earlier, according ...