Deflation Correlates With Depression Looking for historical examples of deflation? The best place to start is with significant stock market crashes and corrections. The Great Depression (1929-1933) ...

Deflation worries are ramping up as prices fall following a lengthy period of persistent inflation.

Deflation worries are ramping up as prices fall following a lengthy period of persistent inflation. Here, we take a closer look at what deflation is and if investors should worry.

Switzerland's example shows a country can have both extremely low inflation and growth. It's more Swiss common sense that European governments need, not faster price growth.

For example, Social Security cost-of-living increases are based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, or CPI-W. Deflation could mean that those payments don't ...

Strategies for investing during deflationary periods are discussed, emphasizing caution and market awareness.

Dr. Econ defines deflation, discusses the risk of deflation given the 2001 recession and slower growth through the first half of 2003, and explains what the Fed can do to prevent deflation.

With so much focus being placed on the inflation versus deflation debate of late and many financial pundits declaring a new inflation paradigm is upon us, what better a time to argue the case for ...

Wall Street has turned a blind eye to the potential for deflation in 2023, but falling prices could end up being one of the biggest surprises to investors this year.

1. Why is China in deflation when other countries have inflation? Inflation rocketed higher in the US and other major economies as they reopened after the Covid-19 pandemic, with pent-up demand ...