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Analysts, economists, government officials react to the 7.5% inflation print - Vimarsana News

Analysts, economists, government officials react to the 7.5% inflation print

Market turmoil: "I expect that we'll see a return of the volatility that was prevalent for most of the month of January in the wake of this report," said Brian Price, head of...

Inflation Is Worse Than Expected, as Cost of Goods Reached a 40-Year High Last Month—Here's What to Know - Vimarsana News

Inflation Is Worse Than Expected, as Cost of Goods Reached a 40-Year High Last Month—Here's What to Know

Inflation remained steady last month, as prices for consumer goods rose by 0.6%, which was higher than expected.

Inflation Is Worse Than Expected, as Cost of Goods Reached a 40-Year High Last Month—Here's What to Know - Vimarsana News

Inflation Is Worse Than Expected, as Cost of Goods Reached a 40-Year High Last Month—Here's What to Know

Inflation remained steady last month, as prices for consumer goods rose by 0.6%, which was higher than expected.

Inflation Soars Above 7% in January, Hits Key Consumer Sectors Like Food and Electricity - Vimarsana News

Inflation Soars Above 7% in January, Hits Key Consumer Sectors Like Food and Electricity

Inflation soared again in January, adding another .6% in January on a seasonally adjusted basis according to this morning's Consumer Price Index report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.  This...

Coronavirus update: Omicron variant creates drag on economic growth - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus update: Omicron variant creates drag on economic growth

The nation's economy grew at a rapid pace in the fourth-quarter of 2021 but economists say it would have grown faster with the Omicron variant.