Tag: Breaking News: Economy

Private sector payrolls saw the slowest growth in over three and a half years in August, with ADP reporting that companies added just 99,000 workers during the month. This figure

Wall Street is preparing for a significant economic report set to be released by the Labor Department, which could heavily influence Federal Reserve policy moving forward. The consensus among analysts

The latest jobs report for August showed weaker than expected results, with a mixed bag of employment growth across different industries in the U.S. Leading the growth were leisure and

Over 30,000 Boeing workers were poised to go on strike on Friday, bringing most of the company’s aircraft production to a halt following the rejection of a new labor contract

The U.S. economy added slightly fewer jobs than anticipated in August, signaling a slowdown in the labor market and potentially paving the way for the Federal Reserve to reduce Interest

Airlines are seeing improved unit revenues as summer wraps up, indicating that customers can expect higher prices for flights in the coming months. Alaska Airlines raised its third-quarter profit outlook

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller expressed support for an interest rate cut at the upcoming Central bank policy meeting, indicating a willingness for a substantial reduction if necessary. In prepared

In August, Inflation eased to its lowest level since February 2021, marking a trend known as “disinflation” where prices are still rising but at a slower pace. While there are

The U.S. Latino economy has experienced a significant growth of 13%, expanding from $3.2 trillion in 2021 to $3.6 trillion in 2022, as reported by the Latino Donor Collaborative and

The U.S. government has surpassed $1 trillion in interest payments on its $35.3 trillion national debt this year, marking a significant milestone, as reported by the Treasury Department. With the