The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

If dollars in pockets translated directly into votes, Joe Biden would be ahead in the polls by now, says Larry Elliott, the Guardian’s economics editor

Dominant services sector expanded more than expected, boosting overall outlook for British economy, according to survey

Many residents in Havana, the capital of Cuba, have shared that there has been an increase in the price of several commodities since the government's announcement.

Banks say tax tweaks approved by Anthony Albanese’s cabinet may slow pace of RBA interest rate cuts and further reforms are needed to fill budget shortfalls

Central bankers who orchestrated the wave of interest rate hikes over the past two years, hoping to avoid a painful inflationary spiral, are now facing an uncomfortable question: Were their moves helpful?

New Zealanders with mortgages could soon see interest rates relief after a fall in the annual inflation rate to 4.7 per cent.

Why is the S&P 500 (SPY) making new highs? And what is the outlook for stocks coming into the quite important 1/31 Fed meeting? Investment pro Steve Reitmeister shares his views along with a preview of his top 13 trades to excel in weeks and months ahead. Read on below…

As nuclear plant is hit by further delay, real cost will be far higher after inflation is included, as project uses 2015 prices

The home improvement industry’s outlook looks robust due to falling mortgage rates, rising disposable incomes, growing popularity of DIY projects, easing inflation, etc. Amid this backdrop, let’s analyze the fundamentals of LL Flooring (LL), Armstrong World Industries (AWI), Sherwin-Williams Company (SHW), and Hamilton Beach Brands (HBB) to determine which of…

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as steel workers head to parliament to press MPs over job cuts at Port Talbot

A recent study conducted by the EY Item Club, a prominent forecasting body sponsored by EY, suggests that the nation is poised for a resurgence in the latter half of the year.