Inflation rose last month to its highest level since February as President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs push up the cost of everything from groceries and clothes to furniture and appliances.

US consumer prices have posted their biggest jump in five months in June, suggesting tariffs may be starting to heat up ...

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Inflation in June rose to its highest level since February as economists continue to monitor how ongoing tariffs will impact ...

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The Nasdaq Composite posted its latest record finish today, supported by a jump in shares of heavyweight Nvidia, but the ...

Consumer inflation rose to almost 1% from April in the Miami metropolitan area. June data shows how persistent inflation may ...

Stock futures were little changed on Tuesday evening, as investors await earnings releases from several big banks and the ...

President Donald Trump publicly insults Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, angry over unchanged interest rates.

President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is facing questioning from lawmakers for the first ...

With Trump’s pro-growth tax cuts and deregulation on the horizon, it’s far too soon to draw any tariff conclusions.

Grocery chain Albertsons Cos. reported fiscal first-quarter results early Tuesday, with the grocery chain explaining why tariff-related inflation has not yet hit its customers. But it acknowledged ...