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Category Archives: Economy Inflation

How to inflation-proof your marketing in 2025

When budgets tighten under economic pressure, strategic marketers turn constraints into competitive advantages. Shama Hyder on March 12, 2025   Marketing budgets are doing two things right now — tightening and transforming. With consumer spending power squeezed and C-suites scrutinizing every expense, businesses and the marketers who support them have come to a critical inflection … Continue reading How to inflation-proof your marketing in 2025

How ‘Trump Take Egg’ captured the mood of an inflation-weary nation

February 21, 2025 How ‘Trump Take Egg’ captured the mood of an inflation-weary nation A simple phrase about egg prices has turned into a viral meme holding Trump accountable for inflation. BY Joe Berkowitz Which came first: the up-for-grabs blame over inflation or the meme about it? Either way, both have lately caused a stir on … Continue reading How ‘Trump Take Egg’ captured the mood of an inflation-weary nation

SMBs Face Inflation Troubles, As Consumers Reduce Spending

SMBs Face Inflation Troubles, As Consumers Reduce Spending by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, September 17, 2024 Holidays have become the most stressful time of the year for small and medium-sized businesses, not just consumers. Pressures around inflation and the state of the economy are causing concern for small business owners ahead of the upcoming … Continue reading SMBs Face Inflation Troubles, As Consumers Reduce Spending

Fed’s favored inflation indicator shows price increases remained low in July

August 31, 2024 Fed’s favored inflation indicator shows price increases remained low in July Friday’s figures underscore that inflation is steadily fading in the U.S. after three painful years of surging prices having hammered many families’ finances. BY Associated Press An inflation measure closely tracked by the Federal Reserve remained low last month, extending a trend … Continue reading Fed’s favored inflation indicator shows price increases remained low in July

Inflation cools for the fourth straight month, paving the way for interest rate cuts

July 11, 2024 Inflation cools for the fourth straight month, paving the way for interest rate cuts The latest inflation readings will likely help convince the Fed’s policymakers that inflation is returning to its 2% target. BY Associated Press Inflation in the United States cooled in June for a third straight month, a sign that the … Continue reading Inflation cools for the fourth straight month, paving the way for interest rate cuts

Will inflation meet the 2% target? The Fed needs more time to figure it out

May 13, 2024 Will inflation meet the 2% target? The Fed needs more time to figure it out Jerome Powell said that the Fed was not yet confident that inflation was returning to its 2% target. BY Associated Press The sharp interest rate hikes of the past two years will likely take longer than previously expected … Continue reading Will inflation meet the 2% target? The Fed needs more time to figure it out

Rakuten Sees Benefits From Inflation, Consumers Turning To Cash-Back Rewards

Rakuten Sees Benefits From Inflation, Consumers Turning To Cash-Back Rewards by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, April 11, 2023 Cash-back apps make it easy for shoppers to earn rewards and for retailers to build relationships. Rakuten, which partners with thousands of stores, makes it free to join the program. Consumers can make an eligible purchase with the … Continue reading Rakuten Sees Benefits From Inflation, Consumers Turning To Cash-Back Rewards