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In a speech dated November 10, 2026, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle Bowman described an economy growing faster, a labor market that had stabilized and inflation progress that had stalled. ...
The November 2, 2026 announcement of a U.S.-Mexico labor-rights agreement at Industrias Tecnos arrived with an awkward calendar twist: its stated completion deadline, October 15, had already ...
The Federal Reserve’s November 6, 2026 G.19 release reveals a striking acceleration in consumer credit growth during September, following a sluggish August. Total consumer credit expanded at a 6....
The November 10, 2026 Consumer Price Index (CPI) report offers a nuanced picture: headline inflation cooled from September’s blistering pace, yet core inflation stubbornly held steady, and food...
The Federal Reserve’s October 30, 2026 H.8 release, with data through October 21, paints a picture of a banking system still expanding credit, but with clear signs of decelerating momentum and evol...
The University of Michigan’s November 6, 2026 preliminary consumer sentiment report delivers a headline-friendly bounce: sentiment rose 6.3% month-over-month, climbing from 48.0 in Octo...
The November 6, 2026 employment report didn’t just deliver October’s payroll gain of 165,000 jobs—it rewrote the recent past. August and September payrolls were revised sharply higher by a comb...
The November 5, 2026 labor claims release delivered a headline-grabbing drop in seasonally adjusted initial unemployment claims to 189,000—the lowest weekly reading so far this year. At first g...
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State layoff notices rolled into one national monthly count.
How far first prints of jobs, GDP, and retail sales later move.
Daily open roles at the employers whose hiring turns first, by cohort.
CPI, PPI, PCE price signals
Jobs, claims, and labor dynamics
Central bank's next move
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ISM, durables, and factory output
Retail sales and sentiment
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Global trade flows and policy
Bank lending and credit health