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Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Accelerate in April

After showing signs of abating for several consecutive months even amid a Bank of Canada policy rate hike pause, consumer

It appears the road to the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target just got a lot longer. Latest CPI figures from

Consumer prices across Canada remained elevated in November, as core inflation fails to cool. Particularly, Canadians’ wallets continue to face

Hurrah! Canadians are finally getting a break from surging consumer prices, as the latest CPI print decelerated from a jaw-dropping

Consumer prices continued to weigh down heavily on Canadians’ pocketbooks, as inflation soared to the highest level in three decades

It’s unofficially official: central banks are losing control of galloping inflation, as the “transitory” deterioration of purchasing power becomes in

Another month gone, another doozy CPI print. American consumers continued to be hammered in the pocketbooks, as prices for goods

The latest CPI print has done little to settle the debate between team “transitory” and team “persistent” inflation— if anything,

On this episode of “Its Just Transitory!” Well here it is, folks! The jaw-clenching figure we have all been waiting

The largest month-over-month increase in core consumer prices since 1981 occurred today, as skyrocketing energy and used car prices surged