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Goldman Sachs economists in a note estimated that consumers could soon bear up to 67% of tariff costs, up from 22%, thus ...
Federal Reserve policymakers will be debating whether stubborn inflation or slower hiring is the bigger problem for the ...
Global stocks edged lower on Thursday, with equities on Wall Street ending flat, while U.S. Treasury yields rose after market ...
With the job market faltering and consumer prices not surging as expected, investors increasingly believe the Federal Reserve ...
Crypto Remains in the Spotlight: Investors continue to buy all things crypto. Bullish (BLSH) went public in an IPO yesterday, ...
Gold prices edged higher on Friday, buoyed by a weaker dollar, but were poised for a weekly decline after ...
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American consumers are getting nervous about inflation again. For now, they’re still spending
Americans are still opening their wallets, with unemployment remaining low and businesses blunting the effects of President Donald Trump’s widespread tariffs.
Producer prices in US rose sharply in July, reigniting concerns over inflation persistence as Fed rate cuts were being priced in. PPI up 0.9% month over month, core PPI up 0.9%, and services prices ...
Increasing tariffs on foreign goods and the impact of deportations on the work force cited as job growth slows in Texas.
Both did not commit to how they would vote on interest rates. However, they praised Trump's pro-growth agenda.
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