ORLANDO, Florida, June 4 (Reuters) - Investors, consumers and policymakers may justifiably fear the specter of tariff-fueled inflation later this year and beyond, but it's powerful global disinflationary forces that are weighing most heavily right now.

China's consumer inflation recorded the biggest jump in more than three years, as an extended holiday bolstered spending.

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BEIJING, March 9 (Reuters) - China's consumer inflation accelerated to the highest in more than three years due to the effects of the Lunar New Year holiday, while producer deflation persisted as weak demand remained a drag on an economy facing stiff external challenges.

Annual inflation reached 3% in September, marking a six-month streak during which price increases accelerated. That means your living costs aren’t just rising, they’re rising faster as more tariff impacts work their way through to what you pay at the ...

We expect further push from the belated pass-through of the 1Q2026 [first quarter 2026] utility tariff hike while the Middle East war pushes Brent crude oil above US$83.0 per barrel, higher than the US$ 74.

Top economist David Rosenberg thinks the hit to demand from high oil prices will outweigh any inflationary shock over the long run.

India’s Wholesale Price Index rose to 2.13% in February 2026, the highest in 11 months. Inflation increased from 1.81% in January and 0.96% in December, marking the third straight monthly rise. Manufactured products inflation climbed to 2.

Final estimates of February's eurozone inflation data confirmed that price growth picked up slightly, bouncing off a 16-month low but staying below the European Central Bank's 2% target for the second straight month.