Augusta Saraiva

 9 10 11  

U.S. Year-Ahead Inflation Expectations Fall To Lowest Since 2021

by ,

The pullback in inflation expectations was broad across demographic groups.

U.S. Services Gauge Rises Unexpectedly On Business Activity Surge

by

Thirteen services industries reported growth in November.

Barclays Delays Call For U.S. Recession, Fed Cuts Until End Of 2023

by

The bank's economists are predicting a "shallow" recession sometime during the latter three quarters of 2023.

Welcome To ‘Swiftonomics': What Taylor Swift Reveals About The US Economy

by

Even as recession looms, many consumers are willing to splurge on what they missed at the height of the pandemic.

Krugman Says The Fed Should Pause Rate Hikes

by

“My view is that the Fed has probably done enough already," Nobel laureate economist Paul Krugman said.

Jobless Claims Hold Near Historic Low Despite Cooling Economy

by

The level of jobless claims reinforces what Fed Chair Jerome Powell describes as an “overheated” jobs market.

U.S. Firms Add 239,000 Jobs, Boosted by Leisure Sector, ADP Says

by

Hiring at U.S. companies rose in October by more than forecast.

U.S. Manufacturing Nears Stagnation, Price Gauge At Two-Year Low

by

The report adds to evidence of growing global recession concerns.

U.S. Small-Business Optimism Improves For A Third Straight Month

by

The net share of owners raising prices fell 2 percentage points to 51%, the lowest in a year.

Jobless Claims Fall Unexpectedly To Lowest Since Late April

by

Hiring is still expected to weaken as the Federal Reserve continues to aggressively raise interest rates.

 9 10 11