Economic Indicators

The national average for a gallon of gas resumed its gradual decline amid falling oil prices. If oil prices stay low, drivers can anticipate a continued drop in pump prices, AAA said.

Tens of thousands of General Motors employees will be returning to the office in the new year, the automaker confirmed Wednesday.

U.S. gas prices have declined for 11 consecutive weeks and could fall below an average of $3 per gallon nationally for the first time since 2021, analysts predict

The $1.9 billion merger between Alaska and Hawaiian airlines could translate to fewer cheaper options for customers if the deal gets through regulators, which could take several months.

TrendMacro CIO Donald Luskin joins "Mornings with Maria" and unpacks his economic outlook for fiscal year 2024.

Economists with Realtor.com analyzed the top markets that will see the biggest sales growth in the new year. Certain markets that performed badly in 2023 may see double digit growth.

Nationwide gas prices continue to fall. Lower gas demand has been a main contributor in limiting pump price increases amid rising oil prices, according to AAA.

Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss said leisure demand has remained robust but corporate demand hasn't notched 2019 levels. It's at 80% though he believes that could increase this year.

While "Buy Now Pay Later " payment options are advertised as "interest free installments" consumers can run into snags if they aren't carefully watching their budgets, experts warn.

An inflation measure that is closely watched by the Federal Reserve moderated in October, evidence that higher consumer prices are continuing to cool.

The revised GDP report shows the U.S. economy grew faster than previously believed in the third quarter, despite high inflation and steep interest rates.

Real estate economists project that home prices and mortgage rates will ease in 2024 but there will still be supply constraints in the market.

A recent Fox News poll shows more Americans went shopping over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend than ever before. But it doesn't mean our economy is recession-proof yet.

On Cyber Monday, consumers are expected to spend as much as $12.4B, which marks an all-time high. However, they are even more focused on spreading out their bills.

The price of oil fell below $75 per barrel, taking another leg lower, after OPEC announced it was delaying its highly anticipated meeting.

Sunday's meeting had been expected to convene in Vienna, Austria. OPEC's statement didn't mention if the group would convene online or in person on Nov. 30.

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 24,000 to a seasonally adjusted 209,000 for the week ended Nov. 18, the Labor Department said on Wednesday.

Food insecurity continues to rise because the cost of living increases squeeze millions of Americans, forcing them to make hard decisions on where to allocate their funds.

The national average for a gallon of gas is steadily declining. If both gas demand and oil prices stay low, drivers can anticipate additional decreases in pump prices leading up to Thanksgiving.

The resumption of student loan payments is hitting consumers hard, forcing them to cut back on holiday expenses. Teachers are feeling a particular strain and considering moving jobs.