When the Fed gets together to discuss interest rates on Tuesday, inflation and the high prices consumers are seeing will be at the top of the agenda.
Bob Moon reports.
Where Americans will (and won't) cut back
Consumer confidence is in the gutter, inflation is on the rise and the economy is struggling. But even as consumers cut back on spending, there are some things they refuse to give up.
A bit of rate relief for students
Students borrowing money from the federal government will soon be able to slash their interest rates. Host Bob Moon asks Marketplace's Tess Vigeland how to take advantage of the rate change.
Oil prices drive inflation higher
The cost of living rose in May, as consumers were belted by energy costs, the government said Friday.
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