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Consumer Price Index climbs again ahead of pivotal FED meeting. August CPI – MoM CPI: +.6% – YoY CPI: +3.7% – MoM Core CPI: +.3%
Chair Powell stands firm on assertion of being Data Driven. Balancing a congratulations on progress, while hinting on more to come. On Wednesday, the Federal
CPI MoM CPI YoY Core CPI MoM Core CPI YoY CPI cools ahead of FOMC Meeting at months end. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released
Fueling speculation of another Fed Rate Hike. According to data released by the Labor Department on Friday, the U.S. added 209,000 jobs in June, and
-May MoM CPI: +0.1%; Prev. +0.4% -May YoY CPI: +4.0%; Prev. +4.9% -May MoM Core CPI: +0.4%; Prev. +0.4% -May YoY Core CPI: +5.3%; Prev.
Unemployment ticks up despite adding more jobs than analysts expected. In May, employers in the U.S. experienced a significant acceleration in hiring as they added
in May, the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index® experienced a decline, dropping to 102.3 (1985=100) from an upwardly revised 103.7 in April. The decrease was
A key index of U.S. prices ticked higher, indicating that the economy continues to experience high inflationary pressures. According to Friday’s government report, the index
FED raises benchmark interest rate 25bps Benchmark rate now at 5.25% The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point and hinted it
EIA Report Shows a Drop in Inventory, Overshadowed by Looming FED Decision Later today, analysts expect the Fed to announce another rate hike, while Congress
Has the consumer spending spree finally hit the wall? With maxed out cards & crushing rates, consumers are spending less....
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