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"Inflation is much too high," Fed Chair Jay Powell said of the U.S. central bank's largest rate hike since 1994.
The yearly rate of U.S. inflation fell to 8.3% in April, compared to a historic 8.5% in March, marking the first decline since August. WBZ-TV's Zinnia Maldonado reports.
Boston University's president says inflation is his "greatest immediate concern" ahead of the school's largest tuition increase in over a decade.
Amazon said Wednesday that for the first time in company history it will charge sellers a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge.
Consumers are dealing with higher prices, first at the gas pump and now at the supermarket.
The goal is to curb spending and start to slow the economy, which has seen the highest inflation in 40 years.
Thursday's inflation report showed record breaking numbers that hardly surprised consumers who have been feeling the brunt of increasing costs for months.
According to a Moody's report, inflation is already costing the average American family more than $200 extra a month.
The rising cost over everyday items is on the mind of many Americans. So how long will these inflation concerns last?
A government report released Friday shows that consumer prices jumped 6.8% over the last year, the highest rate reported since 1982.
Food prices in restaurants also saw the biggest rise in the past year since 1982.
There's no end in sight for higher prices.
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WBZ News Radio's Financial Editor Dave Caruso reports on the Consumer Price Index showing stagnant growth and some disappointing news at Google.
By the time you fill up your tank and buy some groceries these days, there usually isn't much money left over.
WBZ News Radio's Bob Gough, in for Financial Editor Dave Caruso, takes a look at what the latest reports on inflation and manufacturing mean to the economy.