Across the United States, the data say paychecks are finally pulling ahead of price increases, yet the mood in grocery aisles ...

Janesville City Council member Michael Jackson sees inflation stinging his community in a variety of ways, most notably in housing. “Some people are really having to struggle with finding affordable ...

Inflation is no longer just a line on an economic chart, it is quietly rewriting the rules of homeownership. As everyday ...

Inflation may be higher for longer than people think, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told Bloomberg TV. Markets are too optimistic about inflation, interest rates, and the US economy, Dimon said. He added ...

The last inflation snapshot of 2023 provided some further encouraging news for Americans and the Federal Reserve: This painful period of sharp price increases may be nearing its end. Commerce ...

The latest inflation data suggests prices are not continuing to fall as they had in late 2023. WSJ’s Dion Rabouin explains how that could play a big role in determining the Fed’s path in 2024. Photo: ...

Discover how inflation impacts home prices and what that means for buyers. Learn about historical trends, regional differences, and future market predictions.

The travel industry has been booming since the pandemic. After more than a year of lockdowns, people are finally eager to get out. However, the initial post-pandemic tailwinds have carried over to ...

Inflation has made life much more expensive, and more than half of Americans believe the situation will get worse in 2025. People across the country are struggling to pay for essentials like housing, ...

The trick is finding inflation’s sweet spot — too much or too little can lead to a lot of problems for the economy and consumers. The Federal Reserve tries to keep inflation at a steady 2% rate. Some ...

Consumers generally understand how inflation is bad for them: Everything costs more, and cash and savings lose value. But most people aren’t aware that inflation can actually be a good thing in ...

What is inflation? Officially, it’s the change in average consumer prices over a period — a number that has, in recent months, been easing down toward the U.S. Federal Reserve’s 2% target. But for ...