Economy

The labor market is screaming weakness, but inflation is set to head higher

Markets strongly suspect that committee members will make the first interest rate cut of 2025

After a jittery few months, recent economic data is hinting at a resilient economy that is beginning to re-accelerate

Cryptocurrency and stock traders alike had a lot to unpack Wednesday

Bitcoin’s recent peak is a victory lap for curvers left and right

The ADP’s print and the Department of Labor’s report show different pictures, and use different metrics

Immigration changes are papering over a fragile labor market

The private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June; analysts had projected payrolls to add 100,000 positions

With the June FOMC meeting coming up, the Fed remains unlikely to cut interest rates. Is this the right move?

Inflation ticked up, but less than expected

Job openings rallied and continuing claims stalled ahead of May’s employment report

The newly passed House bill amplifies that strategic pivot for the Trump administration, from attempting austerity to running the economy hot

Higher inflation historically lags behind tariff implementation, so don’t celebrate just yet

Craig Fuller, CEO and founder of FreightWaves, breaks down how tariffs are and will impact shipping and inventories

Big Tech pulled US indexes back into the green Thursday, as investors waited for two more Mag 7 first-quarter reports after the bell

Charts and takeaways from Tuesday’s jobs report and Wednesday’s GDP print, as the economy digests the tariff war

Tariff swings impact stock market and company outlooks, with Apple and NVidia likely to be affected by China tariffs

Inflation reached a five-month low in March, but 10% blanket levy may impact prices

A new report from Centrifuge and Keyrock sets out the bull, bear and base cases for tokenized private credit and RWAs.

With much of the bitcoin mining supply chain based in Asia, US-based operations now face higher equipment prices

Anticipating an economic downturn, venture firms may be less likely to invest

Trump’s tariffs may have potentially significant impacts on GDP, household spending and food prices — if they hold

The US Federal Reserve plans to speed up its asset purchase tapering timeline in response to high inflation and an improved labor market

Bottlenecks and supply chain constraints are not going to go away until “well into 2022,” Powell warned, but the central bank will continue to keep an eye on things.