Mobile phone data shows that San Francisco, California, is still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic the slowest out of 63 major U.S. cities. The latest data...
The Department of Labor revealed on Friday that new jobs in the US were only sitting at 187,000 in July, which was fewer than anticipated. Nonetheless,...
On Tuesday, Fitch Ratings downgraded the United States' credit rating from AAA to AA+. The rating has a stable outlook, which means Fitch does not anticipate...
There were fewer job openings and layoffs in June, indicating a stable job market, per a report released Tuesday. The Labor Department said in its monthly...
A Federal Reserve report issued Monday indicated that lending conditions at US banks are tight and expected to tighten even further. The Fed's widely monitored Senior...
Inflation slowed more in June, although it remained over the Federal Reserve's objective. The personal consumption expenditures price index was up 0.2 percent from a month...
In June, sales of new single-family homes in the United States declined significantly more than predicted. According to the Commerce Department, new house sales declined 2.5...
In May, home prices in the United States fell from a year earlier, marking the second month in a row that prices fell year over year....
The labor market is still exceptionally resilient as jobless claims dip. The Labor Department said on Thursday that the number of new claims for unemployment benefits...
President Joe Biden's most recent student loan program will cost taxpayers $475 billion over the following ten years, per a respected government budget model. President Biden's...
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