Economic Indicators

Gas prices continue to decline from a record-high national average of over $5 per gallon last month, dipping just before $4 per gallon for the first time since March.

Although the historically tight labor market is fueling big wage increases for American workers, those gains are being wiped out by the highest inflation in decades.

Consumer inflation remained near a multi-decade high in July as the price everyday goods like food, rent and used cars marched higher, the Labor Department said.

Painfully high inflation persisted in July as the consumer price index hovered near a 40-year high, continuing to create financial pressure for millions of U.S. households.

Hungarian inflation rose at the fastest rate in nearly twenty-five years as consumer food prices continue to soar amid hikes in interest rates.

U.S. consumer prices did not rise in July as the cost of gasoline plunged, delivering the first notable sign of relief for Americans. The dollar fell more than 1% on the data.

Major energy traders are losing hundreds of millions of dollars as they scramble to plug a liquefied natural gas supply gap after serval outages prevented efforts to fill storage.

Active home listings climbed more than 30% in July, evidence that higher mortgage rates are starting to cool consumer demand for new houses, a new report showed.

Small business optimism rose slightly in June but is still hovering close to a historic low as owners confront rampant inflation and a persistent worker shortage.

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The employment report from July showed job gains were significantly higher than economists expected.

U.S. job growth unexpectedly accelerated in July, with the leisure and hospitality industry leading the way in hiring, according to new Labor Department data.

Labor Secretary Marty Walsh explained the moves the Biden administration has taken to try and lower costs for Americans as inflation sits at a four-decade high.

The Labor Department's July employment report is expected to show that U.S. job growth cooled off last month as companies pulled back on hiring amid record-high inflation.

Gas prices fell last week as consumer demand dropped from last year, and this downward trend could continue in the coming weeks, according to AAA.

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Republican states are preparing policies seeking to hit back at banks and financial institutions that have pledged to boycott fossil fuel investments as part of their green agenda.

New applications for unemployment benefits ticked higher last week, evidence that the historically tight labor market is starting to loosen amid record-high inflation.

The Port of Los Angeles said Tuesday that operations are much better right now than earlier this year. The U.S was hit by supply chain disruptions in November.

In a recent survey, many older Americans said inflation is changing their retirement plans.