If you feel like the cost of everything is going up, you’re right. And if those increases feel strange, that’s probably because this is the fastest rate at which prices
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Food, fuels lift U.S. import prices in September
Slideshow ( 2 images )WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. import prices rebounded in September, lifted by higher food and energy costs, but underlying imported inflation showed signs of moderating. Import prices
Analysis-UK linker frenzy sends investors abroad for inflation hedge
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain looks like one place where investors urgently need a hedge against inflation, yet many say trade in domestic bonds designed with that in mind is overstating
Consumer goods companies walk a tightrope as inflation surges
(Reuters) – Big global brands Pepsi and Levi Strauss told investors this week they offset inflation with price increases, but rising costs of everything from aluminum to cotton signal tighter
Prices climb at fastest pace in 30 years as supply chain snarls linger.
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge accelerated in August, keeping the pressure on economic policymakers at a time when many are watching warily as supply chain issues and commodity costs
Central banks parse inflation risk as turn from pandemic policy begins
(Reuters) – Central banks that launched massive emergency support to fight the pandemic last year are now planning a global turn in the other direction, with gaps already emerging in
UK inflation rockets to 3.2% in biggest leap on record
Slideshow ( 2 images )LONDON (Reuters) -British inflation hit a more than nine-year last month after the biggest monthly jump in the annual rate in at least 24 years, official
U.S. consumer prices slow further in August; inflation likely peaked
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Underlying U.S. consumer prices increased at their slowest pace in six months in August as used motor vehicle prices tumbled, suggesting that inflation had probably peaked, though it
Euro zone inflation surges to 10-year-high, in headache for ECB
FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Euro zone inflation surged to a 10-year-high in August with further rises likely, challenging the European Central Bank’s benign view on price growth and its commitment to look
Inflation probably came in hot again in July. Here’s what to make of the data.
Consumer prices most likely climbed at a rapid clip in July, another month of unusually quick gains that could keep Federal Reserve officials uncomfortable and pose a political liability for