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The consumer price index and the producer price index soar as experts debate what to expect from inflation.
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Inflation has become a problem in America after a decade of relatively slow growth in the prices of most items Americans buy frequently. New data show that the inflation rate in the United States has...
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A recent analysis reveals that the price of butter is falling as other food prices rise.
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Growth investor Louis Navellier's latest comments on the Federal Reserve, interest rates and inflation.
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Observations and comments on the global economy from growth investor Louis Navellier.
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Observations and comments on U.S. equity markets from growth investor Louis Navellier.
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With inflation not running rampant, the market doesn't really seem to care now if prices are a tad higher or lower. That may change.
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The rate of inflation is measured by the Labor Department’s monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI). Despite Federal Reserve targeting to get inflation back up to a 2.0% to 2.5% range, the reality is...
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The Federal Reserve's new efforts of targeting inflation to get up to and above 2% in consumer prices might not even matter.
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The Congressional Budget Office publishes each year a nonpartisan long-term projection of what it expects will be seen in federal deficits, debt, spending, and revenues. The annual report looks out...
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Prices were higher in August, but not by levels that should have the inflation worriers overly concerned.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its Producer Price Index for final demand in August, and there was no spike in the inflation report.
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In the midst of the worst recession of a lifetime, the Federal Reserve has built up a balance sheet of roughly $7 trillion. This has been paid for by trillions of dollars that were newly created in a...
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When the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to zero at the same time the Treasury has printed trillions of dollars for economic stimulus, many classical economists would throw up a red flag.
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While the interest rate environment in the United States is still expected to remain stable for most or all of 2020, there are still likely to be negative interest rates outside of the United States....
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