Inflation expectations moderated for the second consecutive month, according to the New York Fed’s June Survey of Consumer ...

Americans' outlook on inflation was little changed last month as households upgraded their views on the state of their ...

The Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of New York noted in its latest Survey of Consumer Expectations that the year-ahead inflation ...

Consumer expectations for future inflation have settled back to levels last seen at the beginning of the year, prior to the announcement of aggressive new tariffs, according to monthly survey data ...

With longer-run inflation expectations within an arm's length of the Fed's 2% target, central bankers would likely feel more at ease bringing interest rates lower again later this year. At their ...

Fears earlier this year that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would result in a sharp inflation spike have completely receded ...

When consumers buy more now in anticipation of higher prices — and workers demand higher pay — it can lead businesses to ...

The prospect of the Federal Reserve once again setting its short-term interest rate target at near zero levels at some point ...

Most economists and policymakers are bracing for price pressures to intensify this summer because of President Trump’s ...

The Federal Reserve's targeted inflation measure ticked slightly higher in May, but the numbers didn't show a big ...

The Fed's goal of keeping rates high until inflation falls to 2% has significant implications for consumers, investors and the U.S. economy.

There’s rarely a convenient time for the Federal Reserve to openly debate whether its 2 percent inflation target makes sense. This isn’t that time, but the Fed better get ready.