Yes. It's a jolt, but in raising short-term interest rates on Tuesday the Federal Reserve said for the first time in four years that it was worried about rising prices. Inflation has been so low for ...

The economic force is often seen as a barometer for a nation's mood and health. But have we misunderstood it all along?

I’m sure most of you have been reading recent inflation reports and, perhaps, worrying about how it impacts your everyday budget. Even harder to suss out is how inflation may eat into your retirement ...

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The Atlanta Fed tracks two types of inflation: sticky and flexible. What they are telling us is that inflation has fallen dramatically on consumer-sensitive items—even dipping into negative territory ...

There’s been good news on the retirement front. Fidelity recently reported that a record number of 401(k) accounts (485,000) on its platform held balances of $1 million or more as of the end of the ...

If you’re still worried about inflation, it’s probably safe to start relaxing. The biggest economic problem of the last two years has been steadily improving, with the inflation rate dropping from a ...

The next inflation report is scheduled to be released on July 11, detailing the state of inflation for June 2024. And if the report shows another drop in inflation, as the previous two months did, it ...

The New York Times reports that the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles “goes dark at night now. So do stretches of the busy 405 freeway and dozens of street blocks across the city.” Times reporter ...

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Inflation is slowing in the U.S., but so is growth. That means investors might want to focus on companies that are paying—and growing—their dividends. The U.S. economy’s worst bout of inflation in a ...