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US weekly jobless claims fall as manufacturing production dips in March
U.S. weekly jobless claims fell more than expected, while manufacturing production retreated in March amid economic uncertainty from the Middle East conflict.
US import prices rise less than expected amid Middle East conflict
U.S. import prices increased less than expected in March despite rising oil prices from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, signaling inflation pressures ahead.
US consumer inflation spikes in March on record gasoline price surge
U.S. consumer inflation surged in March driven by a record jump in gasoline prices amid the Iran war, challenging economic stability and policy outlook.
NY Fed survey finds jump in near-term inflation expectations amid energy shock
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports a rise in near-term inflation expectations to 3.4%, driven by energy price shocks linked to the Middle East conflict.
U.S. service sector growth slows as inflation rises amid Iran war
U.S. service sector growth slowed in March while inflation pressures rose sharply amid the ongoing Iran war, impacting business costs and employment.
US job growth rebounds in March despite Iran war risks
U.S. job growth surged by 178,000 in March, the largest gain in 15 months, amid rising concerns over the Iran war's impact on the labor market.
Wall Street ends mostly lower as Middle East conflict weighs on markets
Wall Street indexes closed mostly lower as investors reacted to escalating Middle East conflict and mixed signals from the U.S. administration on Iran.
Fed monitors rising inflation expectations amid oil price surge
Federal Reserve officials are closely watching rising inflation expectations as oil prices surge above $110 a barrel, challenging their 2% inflation target.
U.S. consumer sentiment falls as inflation fears rise
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a three-month low in March as inflation fears grew, driven by rising gas prices and Middle East conflict, survey shows.
U.S. import prices jump, fueling inflation concerns
US import prices rose 1.3% in February, the largest increase in four years, driven by energy and goods, adding to inflation concerns and Fed outlook.
U.S. productivity growth revised down as labor costs rise
US productivity growth was revised lower for Q4 while labor costs rose, though economists say AI adoption could support long-term productivity gains.
U.S. business activity hits 11-month low as inflation fears rise
US business activity fell to an 11-month low in March as energy costs rose, pushing inflation higher and weakening demand, S&P Global survey shows.
