After knowing the official figure of the consumer price index that disseminates INDEC, many were the specialists who questioned the methodology used to measure and indicated a political use of the ...

Using Consumer Price Index data, the Tribune is tracking 11 everyday costs for Americans and how they are changing under the ...

Two major indicators this week both showed inflation running a little hotter than expected last month. But there may still be some good news ...

A hotter-than-expected January producer-price index following Wednesday's too-warm-for-comfort consumer price index won't dispel jitters over sticky inflation. But investors appeared to be taking ...

Hot inflation has raised the stakes of President Trump’s plans to escalate his use of tariffs on the country’s biggest ...

January's consumer price index came in hot, with Trump tariffs set to push prices higher. The S&P 500 tumbled on the CPI inflation report.

The January CPI for all items rose 0.5%, while the index that excludes food and energy was up 0.4%. Consensus forecasts called for 0.3% increases in both inflation measures. "There is little question ...

Investors and traders were bracing for Wednesday’s consumer-price index report for January to mostly reflect either little ...

For example, in 2023, retirees saw a historic 8.7% COLA increase, one of the highest jumps in decades. This was largely due to soaring prices for necessities like food, fuel, and medical care in 2022.

Senate President Rob McColley, of northwest Ohio’s Napoleon, and House Speaker Matt Huffman, of Lima. How they will, or won’t ...

Drawing reference to economic policies in other countries ... preliminary reading of the Michigan Consumer Sentiment for ...