US Consumer Prices Ease as Expected, But Food, Shelter Inflation Continues to Soar
After rising 6.4% year-over-year in January, US consumer prices continued their descent last month, increasing 0.4% to an annualized 6%—
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Cardi B Is Furious Over Inflation, Cost Of Housing: “Living Is Unbearable”
Grammy-winning songwriter and rapper Cardi B took to Instagram Live on Saturday to air out her outrage over inflation and
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US Food Inflation Spikes To 43-Year High Yet Biden ‘Celebrates’ Inflation Reduction Act
The biggest disconnect today: US President Joe Biden touted the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act just after the country recorded
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US CPI Explodes Past Expectations, Lays Case for Massive Fed Rate Hike
Just when the myopic Fed was preparing to declare victory over the hottest inflation in 40 years against market expectations
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US Inflation FINALLY Stagnates in July, But Real Wages Are Still Plummeting
The time has come for the 16 month-long streak of rising consumer prices to finally end for the US. Well,
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Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Agreement To Send Californians US$17 Billion in Inflation Relief
California Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins, and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon have come to an agreement
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US Consumer Prices Surpass Expectations Again, Signalling Persistent Inflation
Following March’s jaw-dropping 8.5% surge in consumer prices, last month’s print was forecast to show the Fed has been working
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US Inflation EXPLODES to new 40-Year High… Again
Back in January, when annual CPI hit an eye-watering 7.5%, markets were preparing for February to be the peak for
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US Consumer Prices EXPLODE by Most Since 1990 as Inflation Proves to be Anything But Transitory
With each passing month, the Fed continues to incrementally lose its grip on inflation, as prices consecutively exceed expectations and
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Snapshot in Charts: An Economic Collapse?
Hey Now! As a little Friday activity I thought I would go though some of the charts illustrating where the
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