Consumer prices rose in November at the fastest pace in seven months, but the latest inflation report is probably not hot enough to sidetrack the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates again next ...

However, headline CPI may come in at a 3.2% annual rate as ... For example, the Atlanta Fed’s Wage Tracker currently has wages rising at a 6% annual rate as of their most recent May estimate.

An inline reading for the November Consumer Price Index keeps the Federal Reserve on track for a quarter-point rate cut at its next policy meeting, but the outlook for borrowing costs next year is ...

November's rise in inflation is expected to dampen Christmas spirits and restrict spending ahead of the big day, according to ...