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CPI vs PCE explained: what dividend investors need to know about inflation gauges in 2026

September 23, 2026 by Julia Santos

CPI vs PCE explained for dividend investors. Learn how each inflation gauge affects REITs, utilities, and income stocks differently in 2026.

Categories News Tags CPI, federal reserve, inflation, PCE, REITs, utilities Leave a comment

Fed rate hike looms as $100 oil and inflation put Warsh and U.S. farms on alert

October 13, 2026September 15, 2026 by Julia Santos

Oil near $100 a barrel and persistent inflation have put Fed Chair Warsh on alert for a possible rate hike, with U.S. farms facing rising input costs.

Categories News Tags federal reserve, inflation, interest rates, oil prices, US agriculture, XLE Leave a comment

Warsh faces credibility test as Trump tariffs and inflation put Fed rate hike on the table

October 13, 2026September 15, 2026 by Julia Santos

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a credibility test this week as Trump tariffs and sticky inflation raise the prospect of a rate hike for the first time in years.

Categories News Tags federal reserve, income investing, inflation, interest rates, Kevin Warsh, tariffs Leave a comment

Stock market’s breezy summer is over as Fed and inflation retake center stage

October 13, 2026September 8, 2026 by Julia Santos

The stock market’s calm summer is ending as the Fed, inflation, and seasonal headwinds converge. What income investors should watch this September.

Categories News Tags federal reserve, income investing, inflation, market volatility, S&P 500, September effect Leave a comment

Bond yields hit multi-decade highs in Japan and the U.K. as Iran tensions revive inflation fears

September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Bond yields hit multi-decade highs in Japan and the U.K. as U.S.-Iran tensions revive inflation fears. What rising rates mean for income investors.

Categories News Tags bond yields, energy stocks, income investing, inflation, Middle East, treasury yields Leave a comment

Fed Chair Warsh says summer inflation gains aren’t enough, keeping rate cuts off the table

October 13, 2026August 31, 2026 by Julia Santos

Fed Chair Warsh says better summer inflation readings haven’t changed the Fed’s stance. What his hawkish tone means for rates, stocks and income investors.

Categories News Tags federal reserve, income investing, inflation, interest rates, Kevin Warsh, stock futures Leave a comment

Treasury yields hit fresh highs as $35 trillion debt load and sticky inflation squeeze income investors

August 31, 2026 by Julia Santos

US Treasury yields surge as government debt tops $35 trillion and inflation stays sticky. What rising rates mean for income and dividend investors.

Categories News Tags bond market, federal reserve, government debt, income investing, inflation, treasury yields Leave a comment

5 Dividend Aristocrats that thrive when inflation refuses to cool, according to analysts

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Sticky inflation is steering income investors toward Dividend Aristocrats with pricing power. Here are 5 names analysts say belong in portfolios for the long

Categories Dividend Aristocrats Tags defensive stocks, Dividend Aristocrats, income investing, inflation, pricing power, S&P 500 Leave a comment

Trump Canada tariffs threaten higher prices for Michigan consumers as business leaders sound alarm

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump Canada tariffs could mean higher prices for Michigan consumers. What business leaders warn and what it means for income investors.

Categories News Tags consumer prices, cross-border trade, inflation, Michigan economy, tariffs, Trump Leave a comment

Toilet paper prices surge as US tariffs on Canadian pulp squeeze consumer staples

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

US tariffs on Canadian wood pulp are pushing toilet paper prices higher, squeezing consumer staples companies and raising new inflation worries for investors.

Categories News Tags consumer staples, inflation, KMB, PG, tariffs, Trump tariffs Leave a comment
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