Inflation Press Releases

Renowned economist, Anirban Basu, to deliver an Economic Update Webinar

Inflation and central bank policy were in the driver's seat last week. June's stronger-than-expected rise in consumer prices pushed headline inflation to 9.1%, a 41-year high1.

As the cost of living rise; the average wage is below poverty guidelines. What is the future outlook for the working class? Is it really a happy disability pride month?

BNi Building News announced today a completely updated cost database covering over 20,000 items, addressing volatile market conditions in the construction industry.

Cost estimating in the midst of rising inflation, supply chain issues and labor shortages

Our $23 trillion dollar economy doesn't turn on a dime, but underlying economic conditions have shifted in historically quick fashion of late, with the narrative taking on a new (less favorable) shape following the most recent inflation report.

After scanning and testing different classic savings and high-interest platforms, The Fintech Mag brings a 3 steps guide to help people (investors or not) to beat high inflation.

This week the biggest market-moving economic data arrived on Friday, with the release of the U.S. consumer price index (CPI) inflation reading for the month of May.

After the worst start to a year since 1932 that has left the S&P 500 within breathing distance of the 20% bear-market threshold, the question all investors are asking is: When might the market pullback run its course?1 Since hitting an all-time high..

As you know, inflation heated up in 2021. If you're getting close to retirement, how concerned should you be about inflation's impact on your lifestyle and your investment strategy? To begin with, it's important to note that the key factors driving...

Headline inflation may be close to a peak This week, investors digested two important inflation readings for the month of March – the U.S. consumer price index (CPI) and the producer price index (PPI). Both indicators remain at multidecade highs.

After about a 10% move higher since mid-March, equity markets pulled back slightly last week, while longer-term bond yields rose to three-year highs1.

It is not surprising that inflation has been top of mind for most investors given the escalation of the crisis in Russia/Ukraine, and the subsequent upward pressure on energy and food prices, at a time when inflation was already elevated around the...

The bumpy ride for financial markets in the early days of 2022 continued last week, with inflation remaining front and center.

This week, we continued to see signals that inflation in the U.S. remains hot, with both the producer price index (PPI) and consumer price index (CPI) coming in above expectations, now at multidecade highs.

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