Inflation

Wage growth is slowing, and those at the top of the earnings spectrum have done better than those at the lower end.

2023 was officially a very good year for the US economy: unemployment stayed near record lows, the markets were strong, and inflation came under control. So with all this good news, why does looking at the grocery bill still feel a little like getting poked with a cattle prod? 

Geopolitical conflicts persist, and a political war rages inside the U.S. as elections approach, observes Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer.

Consumers forecast inflation at 3% a year from now, the lowest their short-term expectations have been in three years.

Worries about inflation persist even as wages are rising but will consumer sentiment improve this year?

Your monthly streaming bill and mortgage payment might have gone up, but gas and egg prices cooled down.

Businesses may not have an incentive to lower prices if consumers are still in an inflation mindset.

Supermarkets and restaurants business relies on selling food. So why are prices rising more in the latter?

We talked to two Albuquerque tamale makers about handling their costs and gearing up for the festive seasonal push.

Inflation has fallen sharply in the last year and a half, but prices haven't come down. Economists say that's not a bad thing.