The Fed policymakers say they prefer inflation at 2%, or "low and stable," so Americans can "make sound decisions regarding saving, borrowing, and investment." Unable to view our graphics?

The spike in inflation reported last week probably wasn ... according to the CME FedWatch Tool. Unable to view our graphics? Click here to see them. Among the many reasons, interest rate traders ...

Inflation has moderated in the past year, but it still remains higher than the Federal Reserve would like. In July, consumer prices were 2.9% higher than the year before, higher than the Federal ...

To read more of The Economist’s data journalism visit our Graphic Detail page ... The result was a rise in inflation. Today, the same index has fallen back to pre-pandemic levels and even ...

Penny candy. Nickel cigars. Dime stores and 25 cent movie tickets. Debates about prices and inflation in the United States often seem frozen in time, with cultural anchors in “how things used to ...

Investors will be crossing their fingers for a calmer inflation print from the United States, possibly allowing the Federal Reserve to go slower with its interest rate rises. Investors will be ...

NEW YORK, June 9 (Reuters) - Economic data expected on Friday has market participants anxiously waiting for confirmation that decades-high inflation reached its summit in March and has commenced ...

Anyone looking to add cheese to that burger or scarf down a second hot dog at their Fourth of July picnic may want to think twice, thanks to (at least) one uninvited guest: inflation.

The 1970s was a punishing time for Britain's households with crippling inflation pushing up the ... years along the scale as shown in the 1970s graphic, our average monthly mortgage payments ...

Economists expected inflation to be around 5.5% in March after the surprise increase in inflation in February to 5.6%. Good news for food prices as inflation for food and non-alcoholic beverages ...