Wholesale Price Gains Hint at Muted Rise in Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge
Higher energy and food costs lifted wholesale prices in September, the Labor Department said Tuesday, though certain items that feed […]
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U.S. Home Prices Slow Further Amid Affordability Concerns
U.S. home prices rose in September, though the pace of growth continued to slow as elevated mortgage rates and affordability
U.S. Retail Sales Rose 0.2% in September, Below Expectations
U.S. retail spending increased at a slower clip in September, according to a report delayed by more than a month
When Home Sellers Set Prices Too High, They’re Paying for It
If you are serious about selling your home, you might need to drop the price. Overpriced houses are languishing on
German Economy Shows Signs of Revival
The German economy may be showing signs of a life after more than half a decade of stagnation. Europe’s largest
Parts of Europe at Risk of Downward ‘Spiral’ if Older Voters Stymie Reforms, EBRD Warns
Economies that escaped from Communism more than three decades ago are at risk of falling into a downward spiral if
Fed Chair Powell’s Allies Provide Opening for December Rate Cut
Allies of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have laid the groundwork for him to push a rate cut through a
Canada’s Carney Pondering Trip to Washington With Trade Talks Stalled
OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is considering a trip to Washington early next month, which may provide an opportunity to
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said she supports lowering interest rates at the central bank’s meeting next month
The views of the San Francisco Fed president are significant because she has rarely deviated publicly from the position of
U.S. to Skip Publication of Initial Third-Quarter GDP Estimate
The second estimate of growth in the July-to-September quarter, which is due Wednesday, will likely be postponed, the U.S. government