INFLATION

Economists are increasing their inflation forecasts and believe the Fed will take longer to cut interest rates given the current economic scenario, according to a new survey.

A new poll has found that Americans' confidence in the economy is now at a four-year low

The long bond yield rose to about 5.19%, a level last seen in July 2007, before the global financial crisis reshaped markets and forced years of ultra-low interest rates.

More than three-quarters of Americans say their income is not keeping up with inflation, according to a CBS News poll. Much of the country has high levels of stress and anxiety about the economy.

Wholesale prices saw their highest annual increase in over three years, according to the latest figures.

Energy costs remain a major driver of inflation, but the April report showed increases across housing, groceries, household goods, jewelry, footwear, and services as well.

The U.S. economy expanded by 2% in the first quarter of the year, rebounding after the last three months of last year's 0.5% increase.

A key inflation gauge closely followed by the Federal Reserve jumped to its highest level in almost three years as oil prices spike and impact the cost of living in the U.S.

Economists have raised their estimates for U.S. inflation and reduced expectations for interest rate cuts, according to a new survey.

Berenberg strategists propose a unique asset allocation strategy, excluding bonds and emphasizing gold, silver, and bitcoin, driven by macroeconomic factors and geopolitical dynamics.

The South Korean government will begin distributing "high oil price damage support funds" as early as April 27 to cushion households from surging energy costs triggered by prolonged instability in the Middle East, with vulnerable groups receiving priority payments of up to 600,000 won ($440) per person.

Facing the looming prospect of inflation driven in part by the Iran war, the Federal Reserve is not expected to cut interest rates when it meets Wednesday afternoon.

A majority of registered voters disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of several major issues at the start of the midterm election year, while Democrats hold a modest advantage in the fight for control of Congress, according to a new survey.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz could impact global energy supply chains and drive up oil prices, which analysts believe could lead to a worldwide recession.

In a tense exchange with the House Financial Services Committee, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is walking back his claims that "tariffs are inflationary."

In his first press briefing since announcing that the Trump administration is investigating him, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell refused to answer questions regarding the president's probe.

Ray Dalio said that 500 years of history demonstrate that every issue in global economies revolves around five key forces: money and debt, domestic politics, world order, technology, and nature.

With home prices hovering near record highs, the affordability of closing costs depends on where borrowers are shopping for mortgages.

A majority of Americans continue to view the U.S. economy negatively and say they are falling behind financially, according to a new report.

Investors brace for the Fed's rate cut, but markets worry about the uncertain path and potential economic ripple effects that follow.

Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary claims the biggest financial trap people fall into unseen isn't a poor stock portfolio, but purchasing a house that is too large for their means.