The Fed is looking less data-driven and more stubborn with every economic data release.

CPI data could show tariff-driven inflation in core goods. Traders watch for signs that may delay Fed rate cuts and impact ...

The latest data signal economic growth is moderating but holding up through May, leaving firms generally still reluctant to ...

Silver continues to climb past $35.40 with bulls now eyeing $36.50, $37.00, and possibly $38 on CPI and Fed cues.

Services inflation is where the real curveball landed. It slowed sharply, driven by plunging airfares and softening housing ...

The debate over the proposed P100 or P200 minimum wage hike has reignited familiar objections from business groups, a number of economists, and the government’s economic managers themselves.

It Is Difficult to Price in What the Fed Is Feeding Markets By Stephen Innes - Jan 05, 2023 US stocks snapped an early year run of negativity on Wednesday as markets digest fresh economic data ...

President Trump has been able to argue that falling energy prices early in his term show his economic policies aren’t stoking ...

When you use fundamental analysis to estimate the value of a stock, you have to make a lot of projections. How quickly will ...

U.S. consumer prices increased less than expected in May, partly due to lower energy prices, with gas prices dropping 2.6 ...

The US CPI numbers reported on Tuesday ... The tariffs will be more negative for economic growth than positive for inflation, but they could cause an upward ‘blip’ in the official inflation ...

The US CPI numbers reported on Tuesday ... The tariffs will be more negative for economic growth than positive for inflation, but they could cause an upward ‘blip’ in the official inflation numbers ...