The Currency - Money

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After months of inflation stubbornly holding its ground, February's Consumer Price Index report brought some relief as prices overall rose 2.8% year-over-year, cooling slightly from January's 3% gain.

As macroeconomic changes are announced, consumers have the opportunity to check in on their short-term finances and long-term goals.

Marta Norton breaks down the Consumer Price Index report for February 2025 and how it's a spot of good news amid talk of tariff policy and possible rate cuts.

As the value of gold continues to increase, investors are turning to this precious metal, often as a hedge against inflation.

A "risk off" day in the markets emphasizes the importance of portfolio diversification and investor resilience.

Tariffs may be intended to induce profound discomfort in the near-term in exchange for the promise of longer-term healing for a U.S. economy.

The auto industry won temporary relief from tariffs on Mexico and Canada but car prices are anything but certain with other several import duties on the horizon.

As employers adjust remote work policies and call their workers back to offices, commutes may become longer and more expensive. But there are several ways to minimize costs.

After years of sluggish activity, initial public offerings (IPOs) are coming back. A growing number of companies are testing the public markets, signaling renewed confidence in the economy and investor appetite for new opportunities.