Inflation

The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged in March. The committee keeps pointing at a first rate cut in June.

A new swath of economic data proves the Fed is unlikely to cut interest rates early. However, the question of when remains.

Though EU inflation came down in January too, the European Central Bank is in no rush to cut rates.

The latest PPI, inflation, and GDP readings prove the Federal Reserve should not cut rates too early.

Raphael Bostic and Janet Yellen agree the current CPI outlook is positive, but markets should not hurry for rate cuts.

For some time we have been hearing about a new marketing technique, shrinkflation. Here’s a guide on what shrinkflation exactly is.

The United Kingdom fell into a recession while the country’s inflation remains among the highest in Western Europe.

Inflation in the United Kingdom smashed expectations. Now, the question remains when the Bank of England will start cutting rates.

The data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that most indicators were slightly higher than analysts’ expectations.

How will some major currencies fare on the Forex market amid interest rate cuts and trade dynamics?