Tag: Inflation

Amid talk of stagflation hitting the American economy, President Joe Biden issued a statement saying all is well. On Thursday, Commerce Department data said that America’s gross domestic product declined ...

After two years of struggle, the U.S. economy is still having growth issues as new reports revealed that, instead of growing, the American economy actually shrank in the first quarter ...

America in March had 8.5 percent inflation, the highest rate since 1981.

"Inflation appears to be likely to continue for at least the remainder of this year."

The poll shows a decline in Biden’s standing among Hispanic voter.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited the city of Brotherly Love on Tuesday to address members of the Sheet Metal Workers Association and to meet with union leaders. Earlier that day, ...

"It is unclear if these inflationary costs will go up or down, or for how long they will persist."

"This was not transitory, this was a real serious case of inflation."

"Going forward, the greater concern is really around how entrenched inflation has become as Americans continue to worry about rising prices."

"Let me be clear, inflation is a tax and today’s historic inflation data tells another chilling story about how these taxes on Americans are completely out of control."

Lee seemed to want to place all the blame for inflation on Putin and his invasion of Ukraine.

"Inflation is raging and getting worse."

"It's not a surprise to us."

"This week's positive jobs report and the stronger employment rate aren't entirely lost on Americans — just outweighed."

"Biden has blamed it on everything but what really caused it."

This is the first major bank to step forward and confidently predict a recession.

As far as The Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin is concerned, President Joe Biden's economy is doing superbly -- except, of course, for that pesky inflation that's hitting the average American's ...

A new report shows inflation hitting 40-year highs. The personal consumption expenditures index rose by 6.4 percent in February, the largest increase since 1982, according to The New York Times. ...

"The excess savings built up over the pandemic, and increases in wages, will cushion those costs, and allow spending to expand at a decent pace this year."

"It’s gonna be real."