The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

For decades, the “10 for $10” sale was a staple of the American grocery flyer. It was a powerful psychological tool that encouraged shoppers to fill their carts with volume. However, in late 2025, a shift is occurring. Major grocery chains are quietly pulling back on these aggressive multi-buy promotions,…

Protests in Iran erupted due to persistent hyperinflation, leading to shop closures and clashes with security forces. Students and multiple cities joined, demanding economic stability.

Energy price cap goes up on 1 January and Bank of England will make three interest rate decisions by end of April

The traditional weekly grocery circular—the paper flyer that arrives in your mailbox every Wednesday—is undergoing a radical transformation. As food inflation persists into late 2025, retailers are finding that the old way of advertising sales is too slow and too rigid. In response, grocers are revamping their ad strategies to…

From COVID-19 lockdowns to Biden's inflation and Trump's tariffs, bad things have happened when economics are sidelined in policymaking.

While economists celebrate cooling inflation, grocery executives are sending a more cautious message to their customers. In late 2025 earnings calls and public statements, leaders from major supermarket chains have warned that “price volatility” is not over. Specific categories—notably eggs, beef, and coffee—remain subject to sharp, unpredictable price swings due…

Smart money is rotating into the grocery sector as aggressive share buybacks and stabilizing inflation make Kroger a top value pick for the coming year.

The idea of retirement often arrives wrapped in sunshine, freedom, and a calendar that suddenly belongs to you again. But beneath that glossy mental image sits a quieter, more complicated question: what happens if the economy never really takes off the way we’ve been promised it will? Modest growth doesn’t…

Can inflation be tamed without further rate hikes? And will the hot streak for gold and silver continue in 2026?

Sanctions, inflation and currency collapse have pushed daily survival to the centre of public anger following the conflict with Israel last June.

As we approach the first quarter of 2026, the relentless narrative of food inflation is finally showing cracks. According to recent USDA forecasts and retailer inventory reports from late 2025, supply chains for specific commodities have not only stabilized but are now in surplus. This oversupply is expected to drive…