The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

The winter season is here, and with it comes a chill that could reach far beyond icy sidewalks and frostbitten noses. Imagine a scenario where the stock market dips, inflation spikes, and suddenly, the financial safety net you’ve been counting on—Social Security—feels shakier than a snowman in a January thaw.

Even wealthy retirees face two major risks: inflation and healthcare costs. Here’s how to plan ahead.

South America is expected to lead in 2025, with growth of 2.9%, supported by recoveries in Argentina, Bolivia and Ecuador after contractions last year, ECLAC reveals

Markets enter the final full week of 2025 with a significantly abbreviated trading schedule as the Christmas holiday brings early closures and reduced participation that will likely result in light volume and muted price action.

From self-checkout kiosks to leaner floor teams, grocery stores across the country are making big changes to how they staff their stores. With inflation driving up wages, utilities, and supply chain expenses, many chains are rethinking their traditional labor models. The goal? Stay profitable without sacrificing customer service. But for…

Money continues to move into the market, raising hopes for a Santa Claus rally; however, the macro story remains mixed, which could bring more volatility

Karoline Leavitt wants you to believe inflation is “down to 2.5%,” groceries are fine, gas is cheap, and Trump is “digging our country out of the economic hole.” So, why can’t you afford anything? Because CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins is “pushing narratives.”

Christmas has gotten more expensive this year due to inflation and tariffs. Americans of all stripes can use a break. These six unusually active put options from Thursday trading could boost your wallet the day after Christmas. Ho. Ho. Ho!

Anglo American edged up 0.4% after reporting that it was striving to wrap up the sale of its nickel business.

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

Watchdog says banks will be able to respond to changing consumer demands, inflation and new technology