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US consumer spending surges in March, inflation cools
U.S. consumer spending increased solidly in March as households boosted purchases of motor vehicles to avoid higher prices and shortages due to tariffs, but that did little to change economists' views that the economy had shifted into lower gear.
The cost of U.S. goods and services was flat in March and put the Federal Reserve closer to its 2% inflation target, but ...
The Fed’s rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee will meet May 6-7. Trump has repeatedly demanded the central bank lower ...
The State Bank of Pakistan is set to hold its key interest rate at 12% on Monday, a Reuters poll showed, having paused a run ...
Faced with economic data showing clear warning signs, Republicans declared those data points as premature, just as Democrats ...
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge stalled in March for the first time in nearly a year and consumer spending ...
Inflation, measured on a quarterly basis, accelerated as the economy stopped growing during the first three months of the ...
South Korea's consumer prices rose 2.1% in April over a year, slightly above market expectations, official data showed on ...
President Donald Trump has notched the first 100 days of his second term, putting a spotlight on how inflation and other key ...
The Federal Reserve is in a tough spot following the release of new data Wednesday reinforcing slower economic growth and ...
Inflation in the Netherlands increased to 4.1 percent in April, up from 3.7 percent in March, according to the Dutch Central ...
You might soon see the state's first ever "Inflation Rebate Check" as part of the newly announced budget deal. Its goal is to ...
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CNBC’s Steve Liesman and Roth Capital Partners’ Michael Darda join 'The Exchange' to discuss if its time to worry about the ...
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