Here's why inflation won't reach record-breaking 2022 levels, according to Goldman Sachs.

The April inflation reading is down significantly from its 9.1% pandemic-era peak in 2022, which was the highest level since 1981. However, it remains above policymakers' long-term target ...

And it’s true that global energy prices and headline inflation rose together even as long-term inflation expectations held steady (see Chart 1). Our recent research ... the effects of headline ...

Part of the Federal Reserve Board's mandate is to keep inflation under control, and the central bank currently targets a 2% long-term inflation ... pressure to raise wages. As wages increase ...

The central bank aims for a 2% annual rate over the long term. "Excluding any major policy changes, I'd expect [inflation] to continue gradually slowing," Pugliese said. "Of course, the big ...

"We also expect the underlying inflation rate to stabilize at around 2% due to the cycle of wage increases and price pass-through," Daiwa said. But uncertainty around Japan's long-term economic ...

(Dev Hardikar/Alaska Public Media) The average wage in Alaska rose 3.5 times faster than inflation in 2023 ... of those have been on a decade-plus long-term decline,” Wiebold said.

Namely, consumers can take "solace" that economic trends underpinning inflation, such as moderating wage growth in the ...

Shelter is "the continued major impediment to getting inflation all the way back," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's. The Federal Reserve has a long-term ... to raise wages to attract ...

Namely, consumers can take "solace" that economic trends underpinning inflation, such as moderating wage growth in the ... The U.S. Federal Reserve aims for a long-term inflation target around ...