This week, mortgage rates are mainly driven by headlines about ongoing trade negotiations and the bond market’s reaction to ...

Series I Savings Bonds, or I Bonds, can be a great way to protect against inflation. Many experts, including the ...

Changes to trade policy are making the future path of inflation harder to predict, Fed governor Philip Jefferson said Wednesday, a backdrop that he said makes the central bank's moderately restrictive ...

Major U.S. equity indices dropped sharply on Friday following the release of the final University of Michigan inflation data, which triggered an even stronger market reaction than the hotter-than ...

As the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady in May, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the risks of higher ...

The prospect of 104% tariffs against China is deepening traders' concerns about the path ahead for U.S. inflation. Trades in derivatives markets now reflect expected inflation of nearly 3.5% over ...

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"Strong Euro could push down inflation." "Adverse financial market reactions could lower inflation." "Higher import prices could increase inflation." The Euro is the currency for the 19 European ...

leading to more complicated potential market reactions, according to a note from Goldman Sachs. "Over time, reactions to tariff news seem to have seen less USD [dollar] upside, more U.S. equity ...

Series I Savings Bonds, or I Bonds, can be a great way to protect against inflation. They aren’t likely to beat the S&P 500 over the long run but can offset negative market reactions.

They can provide excellent inflation protection and help offset negative stock-market reactions to inflationary periods. For example, I bonds yielded 9.62% in mid-2022, a year when the S&P 500 ...