BEIJING, March 9 (Reuters) - China's consumer inflation accelerated to the highest in more than three years due to the ...

The drop in inflation comes at a time when geopolitical tensions risk reigniting price pressures globally. The ongoing US–Israel conflict with Iran has pushed up global crude prices, raising concerns ...

Top economist David Rosenberg thinks the hit to demand from high oil prices will outweigh any inflationary shock over the long run.

China's consumer inflation recorded the biggest jump in more than three years, as an extended holiday bolstered spending.

The nine-day Lunar New Year break boosted domestic travel and consumer spending Read more at The Business Times.

The inflation rate has throttled back significantly from its pandemic-era highs. Some areas of the U.S. economy have experienced deflation. Their prices have declined. They include prices for physical ...

While rising energy costs from war in Iran may briefly aid China’s deflation battle, analysts warn how oil price spike could ...

That marks a slight downgrade from the "around 5%" target set in the past three years.

Yet, wage tracking—a primary input into supercore—has already decelerated to its pre-COVID pace. The Atlanta Fed wage tracker and Barclays’ state-space decomposition show wage momentum sitting at or ...

The China 'deflation doom loop' story certainly looks like it's aged poorly, as inflation continues to trend higher.

India's new GDP series, adopting double deflation and 600 price indicators, enhances accuracy in economic growth estimates.