The producer price index for total final demand is expected to increase 2.4% year over year for July, one-tenths of a percentage point more than in June.

Treasury Secretary Bessent’s bold outlook is fueled by a surprise July inflation report and revised jobs data.

Politics aside, most Fed officials agree that rates will fall this year, with the median "dot plot" in the Fed's June Summary ...

The Consumer Price Index in July rose 2.7% year-over-year, and so did grocery prices, which have gotten more expensive ...

Donald Trump got some positive economic data — even if dissing the July jobs report and firing the BLS head may have cost him ...

While a higher COLA would be welcome because monthly benefits will increase, many will be disappointed,” Senior Citizens ...

The inflation report led to a 3-bps drop in the 10-year Treasury yield to 4.255% and a 1-bp drop in the 2-year Treasury yield to 3.711%.

Not too hot, not too cold — this was just right. The latest inflation report delivered a best-case scenario for the stock ...

Wall Street is buzzing about the Bullish IPO, with the Peter Thiel-backed crypto company set to start trading today, August ...

July’s CPI data reveals notable upticks in the price of everyday staples subject to new tariffs while consumer data reveals ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is pushing for 50bps to offset missed opportunities earlier this summer, but some analysts ...

Falling gas prices helped keep overall inflation tame in July; however, a broader array of products got even more expensive last month, showing that President Donald Trump’s expansive tariffs are ...