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How Some Ukrainians Are Starting Over

Ukrainians forced from their hometowns by Russia’s invasion find some solace, and success, setting up shop in a new city.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Slowed Amid Decline in Gas Prices

Inflation slowed to 8.5 percent as fuel costs cooled, but price increases on many other goods and services remain rapid.  » mehr lesen

What Today’s Inflation Report Means for the Federal Reserve

Fed officials are waiting for an inflation slowdown, and economists have predicted that this could signal the start of a deceleration.  » mehr lesen

Airfares Tumbled as Jet Fuel Prices Fell

Fares fell nearly 8 percent in July from June, a drop that helped to bring down overall inflation.  » mehr lesen

The poor face a one-two punch: inflation now and job loss later.

Volunteers organizing donations at the food pantry run by West Houston Assistance Ministries. “So many folks are so very close to the edge,” said Mark Brown, its chief executive.  » mehr lesen

Supply Chain Bottlenecks Are Easing, Taking Pressure Off Prices

The cost of moving goods has retreated in recent months from stratospheric highs last year.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Expected to Slow Amid Decline in Gas Prices

Inflation is expected to ease because of lower prices for gasoline and air travel. The big question is how sustainable that moderation will prove.  » mehr lesen

Falling gas prices have been easing pressure on inflation.

The average price at the pump has fallen for 57 consecutive days.  » mehr lesen

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