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U.S. Consumer Confidence Surges Most Since 2021 In Broad Upturn

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Americans have grown more upbeat about the labor market and the inflation outlook.

Americans Are Finally Turning Frugal After Splurging Over Summer

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The economy may face additional challenges in the new year as the labor market cools and wage growth moderates.

America's Smallest Lenders See Deposit Boost Amid Banking Turmoil On Wall Street

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Leaders at community lenders said in interviews they're not tightening their lending standards.

Profits Just Peaked. That Usually Means Layoffs Are Coming

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As earnings season nears its end, corporate America's two-year run of surging profits appears to be over.

Nobel Economist Krugman Says Markets Too Confident Inflation Is Over

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Paul Krugman said the risk is that there's too high a “degree of certainty” that the inflation fight is over.

U.S. Rail Strike Risks Stoking Inflation At Worst Possible Time

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A railroad strike is just one of many external forces pushing back against central banks' recession fight.

Rich Americans Cut Credit-Card Spending For Third Month, BofA Says

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Wealthier Americans account for a disproportionate share of overall spending.

Fed Can't Blink After Being 'Asleep At The Wheel,' El-Erian Says

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“The Fed has to focus on inflation," Mohamed El-Erian said.

Teens Flock Back To Summer Jobs, With Participation At 2009 High

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The leisure, hospitality and retail industries recorded the biggest gains among youth jobs.

Inflation Inflicts Impossible Choices On Middle-Class Americans

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In June, food prices at grocery stores jumped more than 12% from the same time last year.

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