Why has inflation risen and what does it mean for households? - July’s inflation rate of 3.8% means that if an item cost £100 a year ago, it would now cost £103.80.

While a post-pandemic burst of inflation has abated across much of the developed world, the UK is still stuck with the ...

Inflation rose to 3.8 per cent in the year to July, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Wednesday.

Stagflation fears are back after a week of dismal jobs data and hot inflation indicators.

Explore why raising the inflation target to 2-3% could boost market stability, support debt, and enhance Fed flexibility.

By a number of metrics, the world in 2025 is more fragmented, uncertain, and volatile than it has been in recent years. Intra-state conflicts are escalating, climate risks are intensifying, and ...

Higher mortgage rates? Steeper inflation? Here's how the U.S. credit rating decrease could affect you.

As Trump wields tariffs against U.S. trade partners, some fear an inflation rebound, slower growth and higher unemployment.

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Tariffs, unlike inflation, increase prices without corresponding wage increases. American consumers bear the brunt of tariff costs, estimated at $2,500 per family this year. Rising prices during a ...

Tariffs cause an increase in the price of goods, both imported and their domestic competitors. But that price increase is not technically inflation—it’s worse. Here is what is actually happening.