US consumers probably experienced a slight pickup in underlying inflation in July as retailers gradually raised prices on a ...

U.S. consumers in July raised their inflation expectations at the short and longer-term horizons but left medium-term ...

Trump’s new round of reciprocal tariffs kicks in today, a shift that focuses attention anew on forecasts by many economists ...

Treasury yields were set for a weekly increase as Trump nominated Stephen Miran for the Fed vacancy and as markets wait for signs of tariff-driven inflation.

Inflation rose in July for the first time in more than a year as a spike in the cost of rent, gasoline and groceries kept prices abnormally high for millions of U.S. households.

The cost of housing again was the biggest driver of inflation, though the increases have slowed a bit. Rent picked up a solid 0.4% in July but that’s down from a flurry of stronger increases.

US inflation may have remained elevated in July, but consumers just wanted to have some fun. New Commerce Department data released Thursday showed that consumer spending jumped 0.8% last month as ...

The Personal Consumption Expenditures price index — the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation — climbed 3.3 percent in July from the previous year, up from 3 percent in the last report.

Mexico's headline inflation slowed in July to its lowest level since late 2020, but the closely-watched core rate remained ...