Those looking at the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLT) and seeing it as a roadmap to a July rate cut have taken a wrong turn.
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Construction spending took a slight dip in April as both U.S. companies and the government hit the brakes on projects nationwide, feeling the squeeze of high interest rates. The Commerce Department reported Monday that spending on construction projects edged down
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Inflation, high interest rates, and the exhaustion of excess household savings may finally be taking their toll on the economy. Consumer spending rose a modest 0.2 percent in April, the smallest increase in three months, data from the Department of
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During an interview with CNBC Europe on Tuesday, Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank PresidentΒ Neel Kashkari stated that right now, inflation is going sideways, we need βmany more months of positive inflation dataβ to get one to two rate cuts and government
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On Fridayβs broadcast of the Fox News Channelβs βAmerica Reports,β economist, President of Queensβ College, Allianz Chief Economic Adviser, and former Obama Global Development Council Chair Dr. Mohamed El-Erian said that it will be βvery hardβ to get inflation from
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During an interview with Bloomberg on Monday, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that because interest rates are lower than they were in prior decades even with rate hikes, βwe can probably manage and have a fiscally sustainable path with [a]
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