Inflation occurs when prices rise and currency buying power declines. While modest inflation (2–5%) is normal, some countries are experiencing hyperinflation—extremely high, self-reinforcing price ...

Rising volatility is reflected in the fears of executives in different countries around the world. In the developed world, economic downturn is the most commonly cited fear. In contrast with the ...

"We still have an inflation problem," and this has not been fully recognized within the current discussions of new government policy proposals. Previous actions on the part of the Federal Reserve have ...

The economy is weakening and the job market remains poor, leading to expectations of continued rate cuts. Yields across asset classes have already come down, making it difficult for investors to find ...