Author: Stefanie Galeano-Zalutko

While some experts expect inflation to slow by the end of 2022, some economic powerhouses believe ‘a perfect storm of events’ could lift inflation to 15% or more in the year ahead…

COVID-19, supply chain pressures, rising inflation, falling real incomes and ‘the extraordinary pace’ of rising home and stock prices led to a decrease in consumer sentiment…

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration’s employer vaccine mandate, a decision that has implications for 84 million Americans within the reach of the measure…

Historic inflation—the all price index recently marked its fastest increase since 1982—is eroding most wage gains for workers…

Steady consumer sentiment suggests that the economy is maintaining its momentum despite fears of inflation and a recent surge in COVID-19 cases…

Consumer optimism is on the decline as concerns grow regarding the COVID-19 omicron variant…

November marked the highest consumer price hike in nearly four decades, confirming fears of inflation…

Consumer confidence levels suggest the economic expansion will continue into early 2022, but confidence and spending will likely face headwinds from rising prices and a potential resurgence of COVID-19…

Despite a range of complex challenges for small businesses, including a lack of workers for unfilled positions and inventory shortages, experts are forecasting economic growth over the holiday season…

The worsening supply crisis has brought down global vehicle sales to their lowest level since May 2020…