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A security guard walks in front of an image of the Federal Reserve following the two-day Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meeting in Washington, March 16, 2016.

FOMC December Meeting: 50 Or 75-Basis Point Rate Hike?

On Wednesday, the Open Market Operations Committee (FOMC) will hold its regular meeting, which will set the pace of interest rate hikes for another five weeks to bring inflation under control.

Wall Street Tries To Digest Another Ugly Inflation Number

Investors are keenly awaiting US November inflation data and next week's Federal Reserve meeting

The U.S. economy was dealt another inflationary setback Friday with the release of the elevated Producer Price Index.

Morgan Stanley Analyst Downgrades Airbnb Amid Travel Demand Concerns

Brian Nowak said Wednesday that Airbnb faces supply and demand concerns as a travel boom may be fading.

Jump In Shoplifting Could Lead To Walmart Store Closures

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon warns that increased shoplifting could cause prices to rise and stores to shut down to save costs.

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The word "taxes" is seen engraved at the headquarters of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 10, 2021.

IRS Says Tax Refunds May Be Lower Amid Requirements To File Income From Third-Party Networks

New tax laws will significantly affect the 2022 tax-filing season.

The U.S. Federal Reserve building is pictured in Washington

Fed's Favored Inflation Metric Lower Than Projected In October

The core personal consumption expenditures price index rose 0.2% in October, slightly below the estimate. The index increased 5% year over year.

Target Says It Lost $400 Million To Shoplifting Over Three Months

"Organized retail theft" cost Target $400 million in the third quarter, cutting into its sales during a shopping slowdown.

Workers service the tracks at the Metra/BNSF railroad yard outside of Chicago

Rail Strike Could Have $160B Impact On Economy, Shut Down Manufacturing: Chemical Industry

The American Chemistry Council released an analysis stating a rail strike could have a $160B impact on the U.S. economy and thousands of jobs could be lost.

People are seen on Wall Street outside the NYSE in New York

Walmart Earnings, Easing of Inflation Lead Another Rally On Wall Street

Solid earnings from Walmart and better-than-expected inflation numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics fueled another Wall Street rally.

Apples are displayed for sale at the produce area as customers browse grocery store shelves inside Kroger Co.'s Ralphs supermarket amid fears of the global growth of coronavirus cases, in Los Angeles

Climate Change Could Make Food Inflation A Permanent Problem

Food inflation may never actually go away.

Wall Street got off to a hot start Friday morning to cap a record-setting week.

Easing Of Inflation Changes The Game For Wall Street...For Now

The recent inflation report could keep markets stuck in the two-steps forward, one-step back environment.

The US Federal Reserve said more rate hikes will be needed to tame inflation, but opened the door to a slower pace of increases

US Economy: Rate of Inflation Lower Than Expected, Stock Surges

Inflation rose 7.7% for the year ending October, a smaller-than-expected increase signaling the economy may be cooling, a Labor Department report showed Thursday

A trader works on the trading floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in Manhattan, New York City

US Stocks Rise As Investors Anticipate Midterm Election Results, October Inflation

While the full results of the midterm elections may not be known for days or even weeks, traders and investors raised their bets on stocks on the prospect of a divided legislature.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has made it clear that there is no 'painless way' to cool the economy and avoid a repeat of the last time US inflation got out of control, in the 1970s and early 1980s

US Economy: Federal Reserve Hikes Interest Rates Further To Fight Inflation

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday approved another 0.75 interest rate hike in a bid to stifle unyielding inflation.

Why Are Some Of The Fastest Growing Real-Estate Markets In The US Slowing Down?

Mortgage demand has reached its lowest level in 25 years. Prices are also dropping at a record 20% in pandemic-era hot spots such as Austin, Phoenix, and Miami.

With persistently high inflation and a tight labor market supporting wages and spending, analysts say another 0.75 point hike is almost certain at the next Federal Reserve policy meeting

Falling Inflation Could Give The Fed A Reason To Ease The Pace Of Rate Hikes

According to FRED data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, annualized monthly inflation peaked last June at 12.83% and has been falling since then.

A waiter sets up tables in front of a restaurant on a street on the first day of the phase two re-opening of businesses following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in the Manhattan borough of New York City

How The Restaurant Industry Can Win Over Inflation

Two Long Island restaurant owners share their tips for beating inflationary pressure.

Illustration of Visa credit and debit cards

Visa, Mastercard Do Not See Inflation Slowing Down Consumer Spending

Visa and Mastercard's results have come as a surprise to some industry analysts, given the challenging macroeconomic environment they operate

6 Brands That Beat Inflation And Win On Wall Street

Inflation can be good for lower-scale brands that provide value to consumers as they "trade down" from more expensive to less expensive products and services.

US President Joe Biden hailed the deficit reduction as evidence of a resurgent economy

New Polls Shows How Americans Think Of Republicans, Democrats When It Comes To Economy

Americans trust Republicans to lead economy more than Democrats, poll shows.

A Walmart employee stocks the toy section of Walmart on Black Friday, a day that kicks off the holiday shopping season, in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, U.S., on November 29, 2019.

Inflation Causes Consumer Hesitation As Holiday Shopping Nears

Study finds that increased inflation and recession fears lead consumers to make fewer holiday purchases this year.

A woman shops in a supermarket as rising inflation affects consumer prices in Los Angeles

Midterm Elections: Should Democrats Worry About Inflation?

Inflation could be a hot-button issue that sees Democrats losing their grip.

La Nina is considered the stormy sister of El Nino

Winter Is Coming: NOAA Predicts Record La Niña More Bad News For US Drought

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association released its winter weather report for 2022-2023, predicting warm dry weather in southern U.S.

How P&G Beats Inflation And Wins On Wall Street

Over the years, P&G has built several advantages to cope with challenging times and be a winner in the consumer-branded and package products retail space.