By David Lawder and Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON, April 9 (Reuters) - Central bankers must be prepared to tighten monetary policy ...

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Some goods and services prices are not directly observed and must be indirectly derived for measuring inflation. This ...

By Jun Yuan Yong SINGAPORE, April 9 (Reuters) - Singapore is poised to tighten monetary policy at a review next week, with ...

The Iran war is driving up energy prices, likely stoking inflation in the coming months. The Federal Reserve's monetary ...

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Inflation would be a lot closer to the Federal Reserve's goal of a 2% annual rate if the stock market wasn't doing so well, according to a new analysis.

Based on the CPI, inflation is relatively cool. Don't be fooled. It's much higher than advertised and you can see it if you ...

Globally, a lot has changed since the RBI announced its last policy in February 2026. The crisis in the Middle East has ...

Much of today’s economic debate is plagued by a basic category error. Policymakers, commentators and even central bankers talk endlessly about inflation, when what ...

RBI may prioritise growth support while tackling imported inflation risks driven by high crude prices and supply chain ...