Although inflation has eased from its peak, it remains a concern for investors and policymakers alike. The consumer price ...

The threat of tariffs on imports is causing some investors to consider increasing their exposure to Treasury ...

When inflation rises, interest rates usually follow as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy to control the rise in ...

The relatively elevated real yields available in inflation-indexed Treasuries offer a partial antidote of certainty for anxious investors. Click to read.

Inflation is a major thorn in the sides of many retirees and those closing in on retirement. Indeed, whenever prices of ...

A strong rally in the third quarter, aided by the September launch of the Federal Reserve’s latest easing campaign, helped the market maintain a year-to-date gain.

Too many users of capital, such as home buyers, builders of data centers and the deficit-happy federal government, are competing for the attention of capital suppliers. Result: If you are a supplier ...

Inflation is still a problem that’s worth keeping tabs on in the new year, especially if new policies (tariffs?) get put into place that could affect pricing on a wide range of goods and services.

These include: Bonds with floating rates. TIPS, or Treasury inflation-protected securities from the U.S. government. Series I bonds, a Treasury bond that paid a record-breaking 9.62 percent ...