U.S. stocks have been hit hard by uncertainty created by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, with their potential toll on consumers and the economy already dampening the mood on Wall Street.

Despite the positive inflation data, projections and tariff impacts indicate no further significant declines in inflation. Check out the implications on Fed policy.

President Trump's tariffs are going to affect products imported by U.S. companies, with importing companies likely to pass on those costs to consumers through higher prices.

Inflation slowed more than expected in February and cooled for the first time in four months, but that progress may be short lived as President Donald Trump ramps up his trade war, which threatens to ...

So CPI arguably is leading a little bit, it's not perfect, but I think it's going to be really interesting to gauge the market's reaction because good news for CPI has been good news for the ...

CPI Card Group’s Q4 financials were good. Revenues reached $125.1 million with accelerated year-on-year growth of 22%, exceeding Wall Street’s consensus by $4.6 million. The growth was driven ...

Read: Inflation worries resurfaced even before Trump ramped up tariffs. CPI report likely won’t ease the angst. Economists ...

Read: Inflation worries resurfaced even before Trump ramped up tariffs. CPI report likely won't ease the angst. Economists polled by the Wall Street Journal expect headline inflation to rise 0.3% ...