Where was inflation the highest in September? Boston and Chicago ranked near the top
Americans are facing vastly different rates of inflation depending on where in the U.S. they live, as the Northeast and Midwest regions experienced faster price growth in September.
Trump's China tariffs will be part of the needed 'reset': Rebecca Grant
Lexington Institute national security analyst Rebecca Grant explains why tariffs are 'here to stay' on 'Making Money.'
Consumer dollars aren't 'stretching' enough in dollar stores: Kristin Bentz
KB Advisory founder and President Kristin Bentz analyzes the retail space as prices rise and employment movers lower on 'Making Money.'
Tariffs have been higher under Biden than they were under Trump, Steve Moore says
Former senior economic advisor to Trump Steve Moore and former Obama fundraiser Don Peebles discuss tariff policy, consumer sentiment, and concerns over the economy.
It's 'very clear that consumers are running out of money': Gerald Storch
Storch Advisors CEO Gerald Storch assesses the state of the consumer, provides his outlook for the holiday season, and reacts to the September retail sales report.
Kevin O'Leary says US should use tariffs as 'tactical warheads' to 'blowtorch' China into a 'fair playing field'
‘Shark Tank' star Kevin O'Leary discusses debate over former President Trump's suggested tariff plan on 'The Evening Edit.'
PepsiCo adding more chips to bags following 'shrinkflation' complaints
PepsiCo said in its latest earnings call it is adding more product to some chip products including Tostidos and Doritos in an effort to provide more value for customers.
Nuclear energy is the answer to powering AI data centers: Kyle Wool
Dominari Financial CEO Kyle Wool gives his best A.I. stock picks that aren't Nvidia on 'Varney & Co.'
Energy costs go 'way beyond inflation': Don Luskin
TrendMacro chief investment officer Don Luskin discusses the economic struggles hitting various industries under the Biden-Harris administration on 'The Evening Edit.'
Wall Street expert has the antidote for the 'drag 7' stocks
EntrepreneurShares COO Eva Ados explains why 'Magnificent Seven' stocks are losing ground to the S&P 500 on 'Making Money.'
American consumers see debt delinquency risk rising, higher long-term inflation: NY Fed
The New York Fed found that consumers' expectations about missed debt payments edged higher in September for the fourth consecutive month, as some may face increased budget pressures.
The secret to the 'earnings game' is low expectations: Thomas Hayes
Great Hill Capital Chairman Thomas Hayes discusses earnings expectations for the big banks on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Kamala Harris lowering prices is 'wishful thinking,' John Lonski says
Thru the Cycle President John Lonski weighs in on the first lady saying that Vice President Harris will lower prices, and Donald Trump's solution to energy costs.
Trump is surging as early voting begins in battleground states: Clay Travis
OutKick founder Clay Travis discusses Trump's plan to bring down food prices and inflation on 'Varney & Co.'
Walmart US CEO says retail giant is doing 'everything' it can to keep prices lower
Though consumer inflation concerns persist, Walmart U.S. President and CEO John Furner ensures that the retailer is doing "everything" it can to keep prices low.
Big Tech volatility is a reason to invest more in AI stocks: Julie Fox
UBS Private Wealth Management managing director Julie Fox warns investors to avoid making large portfolio shifts ahead of the election on 'Making Money.'
Seattle City Council ruined the local economy, not Trump: Jason Rantz
KTTH Seattle radio talk show host Jason Rantz reacts to an editorial claiming Trump would shatter Seattle's economy if elected on 'Varney & Co.'
Inflation, border are 'interconnected' political issues: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne explains why he's worried about inflation coming back on 'Varney & Co.'
Walmart CEO: We're keeping 'our eye on value' and helping people 'save money'
Walmart U.S. President and CEO John Furner details the company's philanthropic efforts for hurricane aid, how they're 'keeping prices low' and expanding the brand's presence.
Middle-income households with negative views of their personal finances surges to new high
A majority of U.S. households with incomes between $30,000 and $130,000 rate their personal financial situations negatively, a new survey from Primerica shows.