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Here’s what the latest inflation and spending data reveals about the US economy

Key monthly metrics from the US government continue to be released now that the shutdown has ended. Next up: September wholesale inflation and retail sales. Read More
If the economy is good, why do some Americans still feel like everything is 'falling apart'?

Even with strong GDP growth and a booming stock market, 'there's something in the water right now that doesn't feel right' Confused by a tide of conflicting information, many Americans worry that the ... Read More
Dow Jones Top Markets Headlines at 7 PM ET: S&P 500 Climbs to New Record on Strong Earnings | Inflation ...

Inflation data Friday helped stocks end the week on a high note; Ford shares jump 12%. Inflation Edges Up, But Less Than Expected, to 3% Rate The September data gives the Fed a clear path for widely ... Read More
US economy saw stronger-than-expected job growth in September, but the unemployment rate rose

The Labor Department is finally releasing the jobs report for September, which was delayed for weeks due to the government shutdown. It is expected to show the economy added around 50,000 jobs that ... Read More
The stock market faces big questions about the economy this week. How to be strategic as delayed data comes out.
Stock investors may be in for an unsettling start to the week if doubts about the AI trade keep colliding with concerns around the upcoming release of backlogged economic data. Read More
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