Americans are going to shop until they drop – Inflation and interest rates are up, the labor market is cooling, the pumpkins are out and the Halloween Federal Reserve meeting is nigh.
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Health insurance costs are expected to surge by as much as 6.5% next year, according to a recent survey from consulting firm Mercer.
In The Wall Street Journal’s quarterly survey of economists respondents pegged the chance of a recession in the next year at just 48%.
On Thursday, Ikea announced that cooling inflation means it can finally return to its customer-friendly ways.
The FTC made a big splash on Wednesday with an announcement that it’s planning new rules to stamp out “junk fees.”
The U.S. Economy is taking Americans for a ride, interest rates hit a 23-year high at 8.34 percent on 30-year mortgages.
Crude oil prices jumped to $89 a barrel as Hamas’s attack on Israel drove concerns of wider conflict across the oil-rich Middle East.
US mortgage rates have climbed past 7.5% — further tightening an increasingly impossible-to-crack housing market.
Despite widespread monetary rain clouds pushing up the cost of beer and food, drinkers are showing up in record numbers to Oktoberfest.
On Tuesday, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 both sank to their lowest respective levels in three months. What has investors so anxious?
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has met his match in the ongoing fight against inflation: skyrocketing oil costs.
The Federal Reserve prepares to share its projections. Economists predict a ‘ho-hum’ meeting, but 2024 election year looms.
Americans’ inflation-adjusted annual median income fell in 2022 to $74,580.