Some food costs did go down last month. Bacon prices fell 0.5%, and fish prices declined 0.6%. INFLATION REMAINS HIGH: Even as lower gas prices ease consumer pain, CPI report shows MAKING ENDS ...

Food prices were up 2.4%% in October from a year ago, only slightly north of the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target. Consumers aren't out of the woods just yet, however.

Inflation continues to shape how Americans shop, save, and spend. Even as overall prices cool slightly, everyday essentials ...

Just as fresh produce hits peak season, outside pressures like fuel prices, supply chain disruptions, and weather may send ...

“It’s worse now because things have gone up so much,” Hughes said. “I can’t even afford to buy a cart of groceries.” Walmart declined to comment on specific employees’ wages.

Currently, inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, is at 3.4%. The government’s goal is to keep inflation at 2% or less. Until that happens, you’ll likely continue to feel a ...

Although overall inflation is starting to cool, grocery prices were up 11.8% in December ... Gone are the days when someone could walk into a grocery store and buy a dozen eggs for $1.50 or a ...

Rising food prices have pushed 25% of BNPL, or “buy now, pay later,” users in April – up from 14% a year ago – to purchase groceries with a BNPL loan, according to the survey which reached ...

Others are buying in bulk, sometimes spending $500 or more on a shopping trip, in order to lock in prices before they go up even higher, he added. "They are shifting to cheapest products in any ...

Inflation is the highest it's been in more than 30 years, ... "Before, you'd go to the store, and if you had $100, you could buy four bags of groceries and be happy," says Nick Apodiakos.

Inflation is forcing many to find ways of tightening their belts.. One such way, as found by a recent report, is by buying less things at the grocery store.