Economy

Real Estate: More rich people are buying luxury homes with cash in 2025

As living costs climb, more Americans turn to side hustles for financial stability

Why fewer people being hired in the U.S. could be a big problem for the Economy

Investors are growing increasingly worried that a slowing U.S. job market could trigger a stock market pullback and push the economy closer to a recession.

Inflation is cooling but the Fed stays cautious as global tensions rise and markets react

U.S. inflation cools more than expected in May, boosting hopes of Fed rate pause

U.S. inflation data: Core CPI misses estimates at 0.2%, headline CPI meets expectations at 0.4%

Gurbir Grewal’s SEC legacy: A bold era of enforcement

Gurbir Grewal's tenure as SEC Enforcement Director marks a transformative period for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

U.S. September CB Consumer Confidence falls to 98.7, missing estimates

FOMC Chair Powell speech highlights: Fed cuts rates by 0.5%, inflation down to 2.2%, labor market cools, GDP growth at 2.2%

Fed cuts rates by 50 basis points, FOMC Chair Powell’s speech highlights strong economy and cooling labor market

FOMC slashes rates by 50 basis points, bringing target to 4.75-5%

Federal Reserve projects steady 2% economic growth and lower inflation in latest FOMC report

Trump media stock plummets 12% after debate loss

Shares in former President Donald Trump’s social media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), fell sharply by over 12% on Wednesday morning.

Inflation stays flat in August: 0.2% m/m, 2.5% y/y in latest CPI

U.S. jobs report reveals slower hiring trend

The U.S. jobs report for August reveals a slowdown in hiring, with only 142,000 jobs added, marking a second consecutive month of weaker-than-expected growth. Despite a drop in the unemployment rate to 4.2 percent, downward revisions for previous months and slower job gains suggest a cooling labor market.

Pay for new hires declining in blue-collar jobs amid shifting economic conditions

New data reveals that pay for new hires in some blue-collar jobs is decreasing, reflecting shifting economic conditions and employer responses to labor market changes.