Economists are bracing for September’s consumer price index reading–and expect to see that last month delivered more cooling ...

Inflation growth is rapidly closing in on the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.One of my favorite parts of every morning is ...

The consumer price index is seen rising 0.1% in September, its smallest gain in three months. Compared with a year earlier, ...

Inflation is currently at top of the range associated with the 2% target, and risks are to the upside. Read more to see a ...

U.S. Consumer Price Index tops this week's economic reports. Traders and investors will be watching closely for Fed interest ...

Employment and economic data already are surprising to the upside since the Federal Reserve cut rates in September ...

The US Dollar Index (DXY) advanced markedly and came just short of the key barrier at 103.00. The release of the US Inflation Rate takes centre stage seconded by the usual Initial Jobless Claims. In ...

September's Consumer Price Index will serve as the latest test of whether inflation will continue to ease as the Federal ...

“We have cut our 12-month US recession probability back to the unconditional long-term average of 15%,” Goldman Sachs’ chief ...

Treasury yields rise ahead of September inflation and jobless claims data. Consensus in a Wall Street Journal poll forecasts a 2.3% annual CPI reading, slower than August's 2.5% pace, with core stable ...

Consumer Price Index inflation data to be released on October 10 is expected to provide further support for the Federal Open ...

Wall Street traders gearing up for key inflation data sent stocks to fresh all-time highs. Treasuries retreated while the dollar notched its longest winning run in more than two years.