The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Asian shares are lower after Wall Street inched to more records as gains for Alphabet and artificial-intelligence stocks offset a steep tumble for EV-maker Tesla

Ever feel like you’re spending more but getting the same thing? You’re not imagining it. While many brands shrink package sizes to hide price increases, others take a sneakier route—raising prices while keeping the packaging exactly the same. It’s a form of inflation that’s harder to spot, leaving consumers unaware…

The July Fed meeting came and went, with Fed Chair Powell saying little about a September rate cut and President Trump.

Around 66% of Brits get nervous at the thought of investing, 71% avoid it due to fears of being scammed, and 70% cite lack of knowledge as their primary barrier.

The European Central Bank kept rates unchanged as inflation hit its 2% target. Lagarde urged patience, citing global risks and reaffirming a data-driven approach.

Headcounts being reduced in response to higher taxes and uncertainty over US tariff threats, PMI survey shows

The looming deadline for President Donald Trump‘s tariffs has sparked a shift in Wall Street’s predictions. Analysts are now projecting a more moderate increase in inflation, a departure from earlier fears of a significant surge.

Eurozone economic growth picked up in July, driven by services and stabilising factory activity, suggesting a stronger start to the third quarter. Manufacturing showed signs of recovery, while inflation eased—offering cautious optimism for the bloc’s outlook.

The Fed meets next week and is likely to make its first rate cut of the year. Does a long-term CD provide enough of a return to weather this cut?

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The European Central Bank will likely hold off on making another interest rate cut on Thursday, choosing to wait until it can measure the size of any economic blow from higher US tariffs.