Inflation - News Headlines

Official figures show that wage growth in the U.K. moderated in the three months to May, a development that's unlikely to dislodge expectations that the Bank of England will raise interest rates next month

Global stocks are lower after the U.S. threatened to put import taxes on $200 billion in exports from China and Beijing said it will retaliate

Stocks mostly rose over the first six months of 2018, but they had a tough making the gains.

The inflation rate in the 19-country eurozone has risen further, but largely because of a global rise in oil prices

The Czech Republic's central bank has unexpectedly raised its key interest rate by a quarter point to 1 percent to contain inflation, driven by gains in wages.

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Venezuela's president says he is again raising the minimum wage, though it still will be below the equivalent of $2 a month as inflation soars in the crisis-stricken country

US Fed chairman Powell signals interest rate hikes will remain gradual in an era of tame inflation

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Gas prices, tepid pay, student debt, housing costs leave many left out of a robust US economy

Two of the globe's most powerful central banks are gradually withdrawing the easy money policies that helped repair the damage of the Great Recession.

Two of the globe's most powerful central banks are gradually withdrawing the easy money policies that helped repair the damage of the Great Recession.

US retail sales climb by the most in 6 months as American confidence grows, but can the pace be maintained?

In a dig to populist politicians who question the euro, the head of the European Central Bank says the share currency is irreversible

The European Central Bank has trimmed its forecast for economic growth this year but raised its predictions for inflation.

Fed chief as puzzled as anyone else by lack of strong pay raises despite low unemployment

Fed hikes key rate for second time this year and signals possible acceleration in future hikes

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the Fed is hearing growing concerns from business executives about the Trump administration's trade policies, including anecdotal cases where companies have postponed larger purchases or new hires.

Federal Reserve policymakers expect to raise their benchmark interest rate four times this year

US producer prices rise 0.5 percent from April, 3.1 percent over past year