Key monthly metrics from the US government continue to be released now that the shutdown has ended. Here’s what September wholesale inflation and retail sales reveal about the economy.
Treasuries slipped ahead of US data expected to show a rebound in inflation pressures, which would dent speculation over ...
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Trump claims there is “almost no inflation” – but how does the U.S. compare to other countries?
Earlier this month, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that “every price is down,” and that the United States has “almost no ...
October jobs and inflation reports are canceled and November data are delayed until after the Fed's Dec. 9-10 meeting. What ...
U.S. economic growth will increase slightly next year but employment gains will remain sluggish and the Federal Reserve will ...
Consumer confidence index down to 88.7, with prices, inflation, tariffs, trade, politics, government shutdown top mentions ...
US inflation-adjusted wages stagnated for second-straight month, indicating a cooling labor market and continued price ...
Inflation has helped set back income growth to levels comparable to the slow recovery from the Great Recession more than a decade ago, potentially constraining the spending power of U.S. consumers ...
US retail sales grew at a slower pace than anticipated in September, government data showed Tuesday, as higher prices added ...
U.S. producer prices rebounded in September as the cost of energy goods surged and producers passed on some tariffs.
The retail sales figures suggest that Americans as a whole are still willing and able to boost their spending.
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