The September consumer-price index shows inflation slowing, hinting at potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. With stock markets hitting new highs, what does this mean for investors? Read more!
September's inflation report shows a surprising drop in prices, attributed to President Trump's economic policies. However, a potential government shutdown threatens to disrupt this progress and leave critical data unreported, causing uncertainty for families and businesses.
The October jobs report has been postponed due to the government shutdown, leaving economists and job seekers in limbo. With expectations of slower job growth, the impact on the economy remains uncertain.
Stock futures are steady as investors await crucial inflation data that could influence interest rate cuts. Major tech stocks are seeing pullbacks, raising concerns about valuations. Will the Fed's next move shake up the market?
Wall Street's main indexes fell to their lowest this week as economic data and Federal Reserve comments dampened hopes for further rate cuts. Investors are now eyeing crucial inflation data.
S&P 500 futures remain flat as Wall Street anticipates a crucial inflation report. Oracle's remarkable rally boosts investor sentiment, but market caution lingers ahead of the consumer price index release.
In a surprising turn, US wholesale inflation fell for the first time in four months, bolstering speculation that the Federal Reserve may soon cut interest rates. The producer price index dropped 0.1%, with previous months' figures also revised down.
Stock futures showed little movement as investors prepare for a week packed with critical inflation reports that could influence interest rates and market stability. Could these reports change the game?
Despite a disappointing inflation report causing most stocks to fall, gains in Big Tech, particularly Amazon, helped to soften the blow on Wall Street as the S&P 500 reached another all-time high.
As inflation gauges signal shifts, investors are betting on a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Discover the latest updates on wholesale prices and the labor market's impact on the economy.
