The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

In a signal that digital shopping habits are solidifying well beyond the pandemic, a major grocery industry report for late 2025 highlights an 11% surge in digital sales metrics, driven largely by a sharp rise in coupon redemption. As inflation continues to pressure household budgets, shoppers are increasingly turning to…

As 2025 comes to a close, the battle for the budget-conscious shopper has intensified. While traditional supermarkets try to hold onto their market share, value-focused chains like Aldi, Lidl, and Grocery Outlet are aggressively expanding into new territories. This expansion is not random; it is a calculated strike on specific…

Prices have been rising. Discover some costs that have jumped in 2025 and how you should consider adjusting your 2026 budget with real inflation data.

While headline inflation figures have stabilized compared to the peaks of recent years, the reality reflected on your weekly grocery receipt often tells a much...

The U.S. economy heads into 2026 in an unusual place: Inflation is down from its peak in mid-2022, growth has held up better than many expected, and yet American households say that things still feel shaky. Uncertainty is the watchword, especially with a major Supreme Court ruling on tariffs on…

The financial world has a funny way of feeling calm right before it gets loud. One minute, everything seems steady, predictable, and politely boring, and the next, headlines are screaming about rate hikes, market dips, and economic uncertainty. In moments like these, high-yield savings accounts suddenly step into the spotlight,…

The alarm goes off, you grab your phone, and before your feet hit the floor, you’re already thinking about money. Groceries feel pricier, rent feels heavier, and somehow your paycheck feels exactly the same. It’s not just a bad vibe or a run of unlucky months—it’s a quiet economic tension…

Protesters closed shops for a second day as the rial hit new lows on the free market, amplifying inflation fears and highlighting the widening gap between official and street exchange rates.

The American housing market has been rather volatile throughout the 2020s, weathering such storms as the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation and high mortgage rates, leaving it increasingly difficult to afford.

We're still bullish on stocks for 2026, but now is the time for investors to pull in their horns and dial down risk.

As Trump’s tariffs take effect, Britain is likely alternative destination for cars, telecoms and sound equipment