Economy

Inflation, housing costs, and job uncertainty are leading Americans to rethink what success looks like — and what they're willing to sacrifice to achieve it.

Rising inflation and the bond markets are telling the Fed to raise rates. The guy in the White House is demanding cuts.

The correlation between producer prices and consumer prices is not perfect, but what wholesalers pay has downstream effects.

Demand for short-term bonds has fallen. Demand for longer-term bonds is still strong.

It could be telling us that price increases have peaked.

The consumer price index rose 4.2% in May, driven largely by energy costs that are up about 24% year over year.

Today, we have a report of how a community's local hospital — now shuttered — was crucial during one resident's emergency.

The Campbell's Company announced earnings today, and net sales were down 4%. However, the company says its products are doing well with consumers that want an easy way to cook from home.

With the consumer price index running at 3.8% — and expected to rise further when new data drops Wednesday — purchasing power is eroding.

Esther Lee of The Knot discusses how couples are navigating higher costs, tariffs and budget pressures during peak wedding season.