Gasoline
As the summer driving season winds down, gas prices have begun to climb, but remain lower than they were this time last year. Despite a 4.1 percent increase in prices at the pump from a month earlier, driving costs are still a relatively bright spot for consumers. However, this
Consumer price indexes
Britain's consumer price index (CPI) rose by 3.8 percent year on year in September 2025, remaining at the highest rate since January 2024, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed. The September, August, and July figures were the joint-highest since January 2024, when the rate
Inflation (Economics)
The U.S. stock market has seen a remarkable turnaround, gaining nearly 89 percent since the start of the bull market during the Biden administration in October 2022. Despite concerns about tariffs, inflation, and trade wars, the market has managed to persevere, with investors in low-cost S&P 500
Consumer price indexes
Acting Finance Minister Chris Bishop has welcomed the latest inflation figures, which show that annual Consumers Price Index (CPI) inflation has remained within the Reserve Bank's target range of 1 to 3 per cent, despite expectations of a peak. According to Stats NZ, the annual CPI inflation rose
Cost of living
The cost of living in New Zealand has continued to rise, outpacing wage growth for both the public and private sectors. Statistics New Zealand data released in 2025 shows that the cost of living increased by 3%, while wages rose by only 2.4%. This trend has put significant pressure
Inflation (Economics)
The U.S. stock market has seen a remarkable turnaround, gaining nearly 89 percent since the start of the bull market during the Biden administration in October 2022. Despite concerns about tariffs, inflation, and trade wars, the market has managed to persevere, with investors in low-cost S&P 500
Inflation (Economics)
The U.S. stock market has seen a remarkable turnaround, gaining nearly 89 percent since the start of the bull market during the Biden administration in October 2022. Despite concerns about tariffs, inflation, and trade wars, the market has managed to persevere, with investors in low-cost S&P 500
Inflation (Economics)
The U.S. stock market has seen a remarkable turnaround, gaining nearly 89 percent since the start of the bull market during the Biden administration in October 2022. Despite concerns about tariffs, inflation, and trade wars, the market has managed to persevere, with investors in low-cost S&P 500
Tariffs
Stephen Miran, the newest member of the Federal Reserve board, has sparked controversy by projecting an additional 1.25 percentage point interest rate cut by year-end, a stance that contradicts the majority of his colleagues. In an interview with CNBC, Miran attributed his decision to "independent analysis," rather
Tariffs
The Federal Reserve cut its baseline interest rate for the first time this year, reducing it by 0.25 percentage points to a range of 4-4.25 percent, in an attempt to ease pressure on the weakening U.S. job market. The decision was made despite Federal Reserve Chair Jerome
Inflation (Economics)
The UK's inflation problem is showing little sign of abating, with annualized inflation coming in at 3.8% in August, in line with the 3.8% reported in July. Core inflation, a measure of inflation excluding food and energy prices, also remained steady at 3.6% in the
Tariffs
Michigan Democrats are sounding the alarm over new data showing U.S. inflation jumped in August, driven by the chaotic tariffs supported by GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers. As analysts warn of a potentially dire economic situation, with "stagflation" on the horizon, Rogers is under fire for his
