Inflation Jumps in Europe

Higher prices for food, oil and other commodities are starting to stoke inflation in the euro area, while in Britain, taxes rose on retail goods and services.

Inflation Jumps in Europe

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China Raises Interest Rates Again to Cool Inflation

The move by China’s central bank appears to be part of a long-term campaign to suppress inflation, as ordinary Chinese express discontent with rising prices.

China Raises Interest Rates Again to Cool Inflation

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China Raises Rates, Citing Inflation Fears

Analysts expected more policy tightening, but there was uncertainty about whether the central bank would raise rates before the end of the year.

China Raises Rates, Citing Inflation Fears

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China’s Inflation Hit a 28-Month High in November

The 5.1 percent increase, fueled by a sharp gain in food prices, met economists’ forecasts.

China’s Inflation Hit a 28-Month High in November

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