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The U.S. economy grew at a slower-than-anticipated pace during the second quarter as the country navigated the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
Record-high U.S. home costs of $440,660 persist alongside 6.5%+ mortgage rates, forcing buyers to adapt to a cooling, yet expensive, real estate market.
Durable goods orders show growth in June, driven by a surge in AI data center investments and capital equipment shipments.
U.S. mortgage rates have reached their highest levels in nearly a year, extending gains for a third consecutive week.
National gas prices have climbed back above $4 per gallon as renewed hostilities in the Middle East drive market volatility.
U.S. mortgage rates have reached their highest levels in nearly a year, driven by recent shifts in the Treasury market.
Major bank executives and new data reports are highlighting a divergence between resilient consumer spending and ongoing inflationary pressures.
The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield is maintaining levels above 5%, marking its longest duration at this threshold since 2007.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis is overhauling its PCE price index methodology, a move expected to lower the government's preferred inflation gauge.
US consumer sentiment has trended upward in July, driven primarily by a decrease in gasoline prices.
US housing market data shows conflicting trends as single-family starts decline while multifamily construction fuels a broader monthly rebound.
Stock markets face volatility as a decline in chip stocks offsets positive wholesale inflation data and earnings reports.
JPMorgan Chase reports record-breaking second-quarter profits, driven by significant gains in investment banking and equities trading.
Annual inflation slowed to 3.5% in June as energy costs declined, marking the first consumer price index drop since 2020.
Federal Reserve official Kevin Warsh signals a firm stance on price stability as he prepares for upcoming congressional testimony.
The United States government has issued $81 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that declared previous tariff policies illegal.
US inflation reports for June suggest a slowdown driven by falling gas prices, though rising tech costs and oil market volatility persist.
Market analysts anticipate upcoming June CPI data, prompting debate over whether moderating growth signals a sustained end to long-term inflation pressure.
Federal Reserve divisions on inflation and soaring home prices dominate US economic debate
The US stock market is being framed as a key indicator of economic success, prompting debate over its relevance to the broader American public.
PepsiCo shares face downward pressure as the company reports that rising fuel costs are impacting consumer food spending patterns.
US weekly jobless claims declined to 215,000 as layoffs persist at historically healthy levels.
Data from the June jobs report highlights a persistent decline in the US labor force participation rate, complicating current economic assessments.
Amazon taps bond market for $25B+ to fuel AI expansion—its first major debt issuance since 2024.
The Trump administration has signaled a major policy shift, proposing 702 regulatory rollbacks in its latest semiannual agenda.
The United States faces intensifying scrutiny as national debt reaches $39.375 trillion, sparking debate over its role in the nation's economic history.
America turns 250, sparking interest in 'Made in USA' products
Bitcoin maintains price stability above $61,000 following a recovery at the start of the third quarter triggered by soft jobs data.
U.S. stocks' 250-year run of 8.7% annual returns sparks debate on America’s economic legacy
Federal Reserve’s new chair, Kevin Warsh, signals a shift in monetary policy—with allies and critics weighing his reform agenda.
US stock indices show mixed results and steady futures as Wall Street reacts to cooling labor market data and shifting Fed expectations.
Economic analysts are bracing for the June jobs report, which aims to clarify whether recent hiring trends indicate growth or potential market cooling.
The US job market reflects mixed signals in the latest June employment data, prompting debate over economic health and future Federal Reserve policy.
US consumer confidence shows a minor June uptick, though persistent economic gloom fuels debate over the reality of a 'vibecession.'
Gas prices are exhibiting conflicting trends nationwide ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend, fueling both relief and concern about broader economic stability.
US auto sales maintain steady momentum through mid-2026 despite persistent affordability concerns and elevated gasoline prices.
Record margin debt and rising borrowing costs threaten to unravel the US stock rally’s fragile foundation.
US job openings surpassed analyst expectations in May, maintaining near two-year highs despite broader economic uncertainty.
Minneapolis Fed’s Kashkari shifts stance: AI-driven demand and inflation may force a 2026 rate hike
US corporate profits hit 70-year highs in Q1, raising alarms and questions about economic fairness
US goods trade deficit hits 14-month peak, rattling markets and Fed expectations
US inflation metrics reached three-year highs in May, complicating the economic outlook as consumer spending remains resilient.
The U.S. economy grew by 2.1% in the first quarter of 2026, surpassing original market estimates of 1.6%.
Trump directs DOJ to investigate gasoline price gouging amid oil price drop, aligning with Biden’s rhetoric
After three years of hesitation, Americans are reconsidering homeownership—but affordability remains a hurdle
US business activity reaches a five-month high in June even as manufacturing sector job cuts approach crisis-era levels.