Consumers in the top 10%, earning an average of $250,000 or greater per year, account for roughly 50% of all consumer spending nationwide. These consumers are spending on everything from vacations to furniture ...

Medical care expenses have been consistently increasing more than the overall expenses of all goods and services throughout the country. Many have seen healthcare costs rise faster than their wages over the past ...

Smaller companies are likely to see more of a negative impact of new tariffs rather than larger companies. The reliance on imported products by small companies throughout various industries has risen over the ...

The U.S. Treasury is considering elongating federal debt, meaning that it would consider extending maturities of bonds rather than issuing short term maturities to fund current government expenditures. Treasury yields fell moderately across ...

More workers are applying for unemployment as companies scale back and hiring initiatives ease. Both federal and private sector workers are filing for unemployment at an increasing pace. Demand for new hires has ...

The administration confirmed that the U.S. would impose a 25% tariff on goods and services imported from Canada and Mexico effective early April, including an additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports. The effective ...

Proposed tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China have stirred controversy as inflationary threats mount. Offering some reprieve, a 30 day hold on any new or additional tariffs was agreed upon with ...

Proposed tariffs by the administration led to elevated volatility and concern in the domestic and international markets. Markets globally are anxiously awaiting the implementation of new tariffs and what industries would be adversely ...

As the president-elect prepares to enter the White House, foreign imports into the U.S. have become a leading agenda item. According to the Commerce Department, the top imports into the U.S. include electronic ...

The cryptocurrency market has seen significant developments and price movements following the election in anticipation of potential regulatory changes and proactive support for its broad use. The nomination of Paul Atkins as the ...