Final data shows inflation expectations at 4.1%, consumer sentiment at its lowest since 2022, causing markets to react negatively.

we present to you data-based insights with easy-to-read charts to help you delve deeper into the stories reported by Mint in the week gone by. Retail inflation fell to a seven-month low in ...

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure showed underlying price pressures persisting in February, as inflation-adjusted spending stayed muted. By Colby Smith Americans hoping for some ...

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The core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, ticked up last month, rising more than economists had forecast and signaling that ...

Inflation receded in February on the back of easing price pressures for consumer staples like gasoline, groceries and housing, amid worries that President Donald Trump's tariff policies could stall ...

The latest MoneyShow Chart of the Day shows the year-over-year change in the two main “core” (excluding food and energy) inflation readings we get each month. Core PCE rose just 2.6% year-over ...

JOHANNESBURG - South Africans are still buckling under the weight of high living costs as the prices for food, housing and utilities top the inflation charts. Stats SA released the latest ...

US indexes crated Friday, closing sharply lower after hotter-than-expected PCE inflation data. Investors have grown nervous about consumer prices seeing a resurgence this year. February core PCE ...

Inflation receded in February on the back of easing price pressures for consumer staples like gasoline, groceries and housing, amid worries that President Donald Trump's tariff policies could ...

Stocks ended the week with steep losses after new federal data showed prices rising faster than expected, reigniting inflation fears on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost more than ...

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge held steady in February at a 2.5 percent annual increase while “core” prices, which exclude food and energy, jumped up to a 2.8 percent annual ...