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US jobless claims steady as labor market remains stable
US jobless claims held steady at 213,000 as layoffs fell and productivity remained strong, signaling a stable labor market and steady Federal Reserve policy.
US producer prices jump in January on tariff pressures
U.S. producer prices rose 0.5% in January as tariffs and higher margins pushed costs up, reinforcing expectations the Federal Reserve will delay interest rate cuts.
US jobless claims rise slightly; rate steady
U.S. weekly jobless claims rise to 212,000 as unemployment rate seen steady at 4.3% in February amid stable labor market conditions.
NY Fed survey shows lower inflation expectations in January
NY Fed survey shows January inflation expectations fell to 3.1% as job market confidence improved, though Americans reported growing financial and credit concerns.
US consumer sentiment hits six-month high, business outlook mixed
U.S. consumer sentiment hit a six-month high in February, signaling mixed business outlook as inflation concerns ease but labor market and spending risks persist.
US consumers more worried about job market, New York Fed says
US consumers grew more concerned about the job market in December, New York Fed data shows, as inflation expectations rose and job loss fears increased.
Chicago Fed sees December US unemployment rate at 4.6%
Chicago Fed estimates the US unemployment rate held at 4.6% in December as hiring and layoffs showed little change ahead of official BLS data.
US consumer confidence falls as inflation and job worries grow
U.S. consumer confidence dropped in September to its lowest since April as Americans grew more pessimistic about inflation, jobs and the economic outlook.
