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US airline fares continued to fall in May, but at a slower rate than months past

US Inflation Continues To Drop In May, But At Slower Pace

US inflation continues to drop in May, but at slower pace

Venezuelan National Assembly Says 12-month Inflation At 3,600% In May

Since the start of the 2020, prices in Venezuela have risen by more than 400 percent

Venezuelan national assembly says 12-month inflation at 3,600% in May

Social Security News: Will Recipients See More Or Less Money In Their Benefits In 2021 Due To Coronavirus?

Seniors who rely on Social Security for the bulk of their retirement income put themselves at a serious advantage: losing buying power to inflation.

The European Central Bank meeting is the first since a German Constitutional Court ruling on a massive bond-buyng scheme launched in 2015

ECB Ramps Up Eurozone Support As Pandemic Persists

ECB ramps up eurozone support as pandemic persists

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Tuesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise While Consumer Prices Weakened In April

U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as traders look forward to more states reopening their economy.

Unemployment in the United States was at low levels not seen in decades before the coronavirus struck, but now jobless benefit claims have increased by millions

When Will The US Economy Get Better? New Poll Shows When American Expect The Recovery To Happen

30% said the economy already is in a depression but respondents predicted the stock market would rebound.

The Federal Reserve has pumped trillions of dollars of liquidity into the US economy as the coronavirus hit

Central Bank Can Protect US From Deflation: Fed Official

Central bank can protect US from deflation: Fed official

With fewer Americans traveling, aviation fares saw a steep fall in March

Virus Shutdowns Erode US Inflation In March

Virus shutdowns erode US inflation in March

China has said the WSJ op-ed 'slandered' Beijing's efforts to fight the ongoing coronavirus outbreak

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise On Hopes China Contains Virus Spread

U.S. stocks traded higher on Wednesday on signs China may contain the coronavirus

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall As China Reports Surge In Virus Cases

U.S. stocks traded lower on noon on Thursday on renewed coronavirus fears.

The coronavirus outbreak in China has disrupted supply chains, causing a spike in food prices

China Inflation Rises As Coronavirus Disrupts Supply Chains

China inflation rises as coronavirus disrupts supply chains

The US Federal Reserve held its policy interest rate steady after its first meeting of 2020

US Fed Watching Global Economy For Signs Of Infection From Virus

US Fed watching global economy for signs of infection from virus

Migrant labourer Munna Singh (C), 45, waits for work at a junction in Mumbai on January 24, 2020

Economic Burnout: India's Struggling Workforce

Economic burnout: India's struggling workforce

'Inflation' Detected In Icelandic Volcano Near Famous Blue Lagoon, Signals Potential Eruption

The Icelandic Met Office detected an "inflation" in a volcano near the famous Icelandic Blue Lagoon. Authorities have declared a state of uncertainty because of the event.

Gasoline prices per gallon (3.8 liters) in Los Angeles in October 2019

Fuel, Food Prices Send US Inflation To 14-month High In December

Fuel, food prices send US inflation to 14-month high in December

The Fed continues to expect the economy to grow at a modest pace, with inflation below but approaching the two percent goal, even as labor markets remain strong with unemployment at a 50-year low

US Central Bank Ready To Respond To Changing Economy: Fed's Clarida

US central bank ready to respond to changing economy: Fed's Clarida

Swine fever has ravaged China's pig herd and caused the price of pork to double over the past year, though authorities have tapped the nation's reserves ahead of Chinese New Year

China Inflation Flattens As Surge In Pork Prices Slows

China inflation flattens as surge in pork prices slows

Inflation is edging towards the ECB's target

Eurozone Inflation Rises To 1.3% In December

Eurozone inflation rises to 1.3% in December

US President Donald Trump is furious on the eve of his likely impeachment

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Slightly Higher As House Prepares To Impeach Trump

US stocks traded mildly higher on Wednesday.

Social Security 2020: How Much Are Benefits Going Up Compared To 2019?

Seniors will only be getting a 1.6% boost in their benefits, which pales in comparison to the 2.8% COLA they received going into 2019.

Unlike her predecessor however, Lagarde has been outspoken about the bank's possible role in tackling climate change

Thursday's Stock Market Open: Us Equities Open Slightly Lower As ECB Keeps Rates Unchanged At Historic Lows

US stocks soaring on Trump tweet on China.

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: Us Equities Rise Moderately As Fed Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged

US stocks closed higher Wednesday after the Fed kept rates unchanged and signaled no changes in the offing next year.

US Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Jerome Powell

US Fed Says Will Focus On Low Inflation, Global Economy

US Fed says will focus on low inflation, global economy

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: Us Equities Open Mixed Ahead of Fed Rate Decision

Wall Street trading mixed on Wednesday ahead of a Fed rate decision.

The medical care index jumped 4.2 percent copared to November of 2018, helping boost US inflation

US Housing, Medical Care Prices Drive Inflation To 12-month High

US housing, medical care prices drive inflation to 12-month high

Paul Volcker, who headed the US central bank from 1975 to 1987, was 92 when he died

Former Fed Chairman And Inflation Fighter Paul Volcker Dies

Paul Volcker, the man who brought down inflation at great cost, has died.

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