Labor market growth slows dramatically in August with U.S. adding just 54,000 jobs, ADP says
U.S. private-sector hiring rose less than expected in August, according to ADP.
Labor market growth slows dramatically in August with U.S. adding just 54,000 jobs, ADP says
U.S. private sector hiring rose less than expected in August, per the ADP.
'Soft' Survey Data Shows US Services Surging... And Plunging In August
Following the rise in US Manufacturing surveys earlier in the week, US Services sector surveys were
Waller sends bold 3-word message on Fed
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, a top candidate to replace Jerome Powell as Fed chair, talks about the future of the central bank.
Trump asks US Supreme Court to uphold his tariffs after lower court defeat
The move is in response to a lower court ruling that some tariffs did not fall within the presidents mandate.
Labor Market Crosses Critical Threshold: For First Time Since 2021 There Are More Unemployed Than Job Openings
Ahead of today's JOLTs reported, which as usual lags the monthly jobs report (due Friday) by one mon
US Factory Orders Dropped Again In July As Tariff Front-Running Hangover Lingers
While US Manufacturing PMIs improved in August (after falling in July), today's 'hard' data for US M
Veteran trader sees key economic signal in surging gold prices
The longtime trader, a contributor to TheStreet Pro, digs deep on the precious metal's current activity.
Market jitters send stocks lower ahead of jobs data
The stock market lost ground on Tuesday ahead of the BLS unemployment report on Friday.
Large US Companies Are Going Bankrupt At The Fastest Pace Since The Global Financial Crisis
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Billionaire Ray Dalio's hard-hitting call on the economy turns heads
Iconic former hedge fund manager Ray Dalio offered blunt remarks on the U.S. economy.
US Manufacturing Surveys Surged In August As New Orders Jumped
After tumbling in July, expectations for August's US Manufacturing surveys were optimistic (with bot
Euro zone inflation rises to hotter-than-expected 2.1% in August
Economists polled by Reuters had expected the rate to remain unchanged from July, at 2%.
Euro zone inflation rises to hotter-than-expected 2.1% in August
Economists polled by Reuters had expected the rate to remain unchanged from July, at 2%.
After holiday, Broadcom leads Q2 earnings into the home stretch
Second-quarter earnings reports are winding down. Here's how the market shapes up after the Labor Day weekend.
Fed official sends bold 5-word message on September interest rate cuts
Federal Reserve Governor Waller calls for specific action at next FOMC meeting.
Stocks risk 'Wile E. Coyote' moment
A Nobel Prize-winning economist weighs in on the stock market's rally.
Nobel prize-winner has sharp words on stocks, economy
The popular economist weighed in on the stock market's rally.
Americans brace for a slowdown as consumer confidence slips
University of Michigan's latest consumer sentiment report reveals Americans are feeling less confident.
Core inflation rose to 2.9% in July, highest since February
The PCE report today was expected to show core inflation at 2.9% and headline inflation at 2.6%.