U.S. stocks closed slightly higher after the latest inflation data produced no surprises, but all three major indexes remained losers for the month. The personal consumption expenditures prices ...

"The market may have had its hair on fire about inflation running away again, but the data do not support that conclusion." Positive sentiment was also generated in reaction to upbeat earnings ...

"The market may have had its hair on fire about inflation running away again, but the data do not support that conclusion." Positive sentiment has also been generated in reaction to upbeat ...

Also Read: More Inflation Cheer As ... Treasury yields gave mixed reactions to the PPI data. The rate-sensitive two-year yield slipped to 4.485% before the market open, while the long-dated ...

Bearish pundits have warned of portfolio and economic armageddon for months, yet the data reflect a more upbeat reality. Cooling inflation and strong earnings have softened geopolitical fears, and ...

Bank of America strategists said the inflation data could be especially impactful for stocks after months of muted reactions to CPI readings. Heading into the latest inflation update, options ...

Inflation, especially at high levels, causes a chain reaction that reverberates ... Even minor changes in inflation data or central bank policies can cause market fluctuations.

The S&P 500 index dropped 2 percent as investors weighed hotter-than-expected inflation data and braced ... pulled down major U.S. stock indexes on Wednesday, though reaction in the broader ...

Trump's promised manufacturing renaissance has not materialized, as data shows continued contraction in factory activity.

U.S. PCE inflation is 2.1% in April, fueled by higher social benefits and wages. The data has led to the crypto market's ...

This is the first time in the cycle in which such a benign inflation print has been ... A fleeting reaction in the bond market to a cooler-than-expected February consumer-price index reading ...