CNBC Global CFO Council

The consumer is the key to the US economy. With food, gas and housing prices higher, how far is America from reaching the inflation breaking point?

The Federal Reserve will likely “increasingly err on the side of hawkish” in its approach for the remainder of 2022, said Moody’s Analytics’ Mark Zandi.

U.S. oil companies face demands that the energy sector needs to help defeat Russia by producing more crude. The market reality: they won’t be easily persuaded.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing companies to rethink globalization and could add to forces moving against decades of international economic cooperation.

Ford’s decision to separate its EV business from traditional autos stopped short of a spinoff Wall Street wanted, but that could still be in the future.

Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger is choosing big domestic chip manufacturing investments over short-term shareholder rewards, and he has a big fan: President Biden.

The world’s largest money manager is making a move with this year’s shareholder meeting proxy battles that has huge implications: it’s giving votes away.

Fears the Federal Reserve might hike interest rates by 50 basis points in March increased stock volatility. It’s unlikely, but Fed hawkishness may yet surprise.

The power of Apple’s services business is growing, and the latest results show just how much it can drive future earnings, ‘a big deal,’ according to analysts.

Netflix has been one of the hottest stock market growth stories of the past two decades, but now it may need to start acting more like a mature value stock.

Market volatility will lead cash-rich companies to be more opportunistic on mergers and acquisitions in 2022, including Johnson & Johnson, according to its CFO.

Detroit’s automakers have brought a surprisingly conservative financial strategy to making them America’s next electric vehicles of choice.

Delta Air Lines expects corporate clients to be back in the spring at a level of recovery similar to right before the new Covid variant omicron hit travel.

Priya Misra, global head of rates strategy at TD Securities, says markets know the Fed is going to raise rates but will remain on edge about the pace of central bank action.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday touted the latest consumer inflation report as evidence that price jumps have started to slow.

Rising pay is good for workers, but too much wage inflation can lead to a vicious cycle in consumer prices. Is the Fed worried enough about it?

Behind the 38% surge in pump prices this year is a 24% drop in domestic crude production after Covid, but not for the reasons you think.

The stock market has cleared carriers like Delta Air Lines for takeoff after omicron selling, and traffic is up, but the Covid profit path will be bumpy.

As omicron pounds tech stocks, a fearful market invests in Apple. The iPhone maker is Wall Street’s new safe-haven equities proxy for bonds, but is that smart?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish commentary on the central bank’s taper timeline surprised the market, but many experts say it makes sense.