Take a look at how various financial markets are trading following the release of January's consumer-price index: stock futures, Treasury yields, the dollar, gold and Brent crude oil.

The January reading of the consumer-price index is due at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists expect the CPI increased 2.9% from a year ...

The Consumer Price Index rose 0.5%, while a measure that strips out energy and food rose 0.4%, the Labor Department said on ...

It's less than half an hour to the January consumer-price-index reading, and investors should be aware of the data's tendency ...

January's consumer price index came in hot, with Trump tariffs set to push prices higher. The S&P 500 tumbled on the CPI inflation report.

U.S. inflation rose to 3 percent in January, strengthening the case for the Federal Reserve to extend a pause on interest rate cuts.

Investors have watched Wall Street's major market averages fall on Wednesday while yields jumped in response to the latest ...

Jerome Powell made it clear this week the Federal Reserve is in “no hurry” to cut U.S. interest rates in light of lingering inflation and a strong economy. The January report on consumer prices is ...

Another month, another expected miss for inflation as it relates to the Fed’s goal, with concerns aplenty about what happens ...

Gold price consolidates the previous pullback from record highs of $2,943, struggling below $2,900 early Wednesday. All eyes ...