While prices are rising for consumers, that’s not discouraging them from making purchases.

High costs are changing how pantries distribute food.

Rising input costs do not seem to be hurting every business’ bottom line.

Wages are up and unemployment is down. So why has consumer sentiment plunged to levels not seen in a decade?

Inflation on a larger scale is “transitory,” we’ve been told by the Fed. But “rent growth is gonna remain strong,” one experts says

The IRS adjusted more than 60 tax provisions, including rate schedules, to take rising prices into account.

A big reason fertilizer is through the roof? Still-climbing natural gas prices.

The consumer price index hit 6.2% in October. Treasury chief Yellen says the price hikes won’t last, but they’re felt across the economy.

With inflation concerns, consumers are looking for bargains at the store. Currently, in-store meat brands are seeing a surge in consumer interest.

The Treasury secretary doesn’t see a 1970s-style inflation shock on the horizon. “The Federal Reserve wouldn’t permit that to happen.”