A lot of things went right for U.S. inflation in May. The consumer-price index rose just 0.1% from April, and held under 2.5% in year-over-year terms for a third consecutive month. Some of the most ...

A new analysis by The Senior Citizens League found the Social Security COLA for 2026 could be 2.5%, higher than previously ...

As the Fed’s latest forecasts were unveiled before Liberation Day in March, it is reasonable to assume that we could see upgrades to the 2025 CPI and unemployment projections this week. We are not ...

May’s PPI inflation report, released yesterday, was lower than expected, as was May’s CPI inflation report yesterday. The PPI final demand for personal consumption edged down to 2.6% y/y in May, while ...

Notably, the CPI for durable goods, most of which are imported or manufactured with imported content, decreased by a ...

Follow live coverage and analysis of the latest inflation data, the May consumer price index report from the Bureau of Labor ...

This afternoon, US May PPI will provide markets with further sense of tariff-driven cost pressures. Yesterday's ...

U.S. consumer prices increased less than expected in May, partly due to lower energy prices, with gas prices dropping 2.6 ...

The Consumer Price Index rose 2.4 percent in May, from a year earlier, a reading that reflects only the initial impact of ...

Gas prices dropped 2.6% last month. Grocery prices rose 0.3% from April to May, and are up 2.2% in the past year. Fruits and vegetables, breakfast cereals, and frozen foods all rose last month: ...

The first of two main gauges, the consumer-price index, showed little increase in inflation in May. There has been scant evidence of rising prices three months into the worst global trade wars since ...

Inflation rose in May, with headline at 2.4% and core at 2.8% YOY. Click for my full review of the CPI data for the month of ...