French Government Collapse Signals Rising Eurozone Debt Risk
French Prime Minister François Bayrou failed a parliamentary confidence vote, bringing his governmen
UK economy stalls in July, as slowdown sets in
Economists expect a slowdown to take hold of the U.K. in the latter half of 2025.
US Deficit Explodes In August Despite Rising Tariff Revenues As Government Spending Soars
We used to dread covering the monthly update of US government income and spending because, without f
Consumer prices rose at annual rate of 2.9% in August, as weekly jobless claims jump
The consumer price index was expected to increase 0.3% in August, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate.
European Central Bank leaves rates unchanged as tariff fallout lingers
The ECB was widely expected to hold its key deposit facility rate steady.
5 takeaways from the producer price inflation report with another key reading on tap
The producer price index, a gauge of costs at the wholesale level in the U.S. economy, posted an unexpected 0.1% decline in August.
Wholesale prices unexpectedly declined 0.1% in August, as Fed rate decision looms
The producer price index was expected to increase 0.3% in August, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate.
India eyes quick EU trade deal as Trump pushes higher tariffs
The talks between India and EU come as Trump urges EU to impose 100% tariffs on India and China for buying Russian oil.
Important inflation reports this week expected to show prices still on the rise
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the producer price index on Wednesday, followed by the consumer price index the next day.
U.S. economy is worse than thought with 1.2 million fewer jobs — what that means for the Fed
Pressure is on for the Fed to start lowering rates, with markets expecting a cut at each of the three remaining meetings this year.
Job growth revised down by 911,000 through March, signaling economy on shakier footing than realized
The total revision was on the high end of Wall Street expectations, which ranged from a low around 600,000 to as many as a million.
Stockman: Central Planning Is The Problem
It seems damn obvious that neither Jay Powell, Donald Trump, the 12 geniuses on the FOMC, nor any ot
BLS About To Announce Another Huge Payrolls Revision: Here's What To Expect
Two weeks after we first warned readers to "Brace For Another Huge Negative Payrolls Revision, Green
Lacalle: The Fed Caused High Inflation And The Current Jobs Slump
Both the recent spike in inflation and the current decline in US jobs are, in a very significant way
Traders see a chance the Fed cuts by a half point
Traders are leaving open the option that the Federal Reserve next week could cut its key interest rate by half a percentage point.
Consumer Credit Trounces Estimates On Unexpected Surge In Credit Card Usage
One month after we reported that US consumers appeared tapped out following the first consecutive 2-
Worker confidence in finding a new job hits record low in New York Fed survey
In the latest sign of trouble for the U.S. labor market, confidence in the ability to move from one job to another has hit a record low.
Outlook For Job Seekers Suddenly Craters To Record Low Amid Steady Inflation Expectations, NY Fed Finds
After sliding every month since April, short-term inflation expectations (inside a 1 year horizon) a
Germany Ignores Bond Market Warnings Amid Fiscal Paralysis
In terms of media strategy, the German government operates on Champions-League level. While the Chan
Jim Cramer flips the playbook on the S&P 500
Jim Cramer offers a twist that challenges Wall Streets comfort zone.