Inflation cooled in March, but economists expect prices to reaccelerate as some of President Trump's tariffs kick in.

Thursday’s cooler-than-expected inflation report may help pave the way to interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve — but tariffs still risk increasing prices in the economy, cautioned Principal Asset ...

According to the Labor Department’s most recent report, CPI in March was 2. ... funds rate to guide inflation closer to 2%. CPI data is one of the Fed’s measurements of our economy’s health ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the March measure of the consumer price index earlier this morning. Here is a recap of today's inflation report: YoY: 2.4% increase, lower than the 2.6% ...

CPI shows an inflation slowdown to 2.4% YoY, driven by energy price drops. Learn how Fed rate cuts & trade uncertainty may ...

The Labor Department on Thursday released the March consumer price index (CPI) report, which showed inflation rose at a ...

March inflation dropped 0.1%, with YOY increases slowing to 2.4%. Click for my complete review of the latest CPI release and ...

Top News Why the Cool Inflation Report Will Matter Less to the Fed Normally, a consumer-price index reading as mild as Thursday's would set investors cheering in expectation of interest-rate cuts ...

Inflation cooled faster than expected last month, giving the Federal Reserve room to ease monetary policy if the economy ...

Bond traders see a one-in-three chance of a rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s May meeting. Forecasts for the March Consumer Price Index report show inflation moderated slightly last month ...

key indicators of inflationary trends that may shape future Fed policy. The CPI report, due on November 13, is projected to show a headline inflation rate of 2.6% year-over-year, up from 2.4% in ...

The Consumer Price Index in March rose 2.4% on an annual basis, showing progress in the Federal Reserve's battle to ... in those prices over time. March's report comes after inflation rose 2.8 ...