Monthly Economic Update

The Federal Reserve remains engaged in its ongoing battle with inflation. January’s CPI report of 6.4% came in higher than the expected level of 6.2%…

While the labor market remains strong, recent data suggests that it could be starting to cool. The labor market has proven resilient in this high-inflation economic environment…

The markets continue to speculate on the appropriate course of action for the Federal Reserve as it struggles to get inflation under control.

U.S. GDP growth bounced back in the third quarter snapping that two-quarter contraction that caused a technical recession.

Containing inflation is currently the top priority for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and recent data continues to reflect price levels that are well above the FOMC’s comfort zone.

The U.S. economy contracted by 0.6% in Q2, marking a second consecutive quarter of economic decline. As evidenced by a notable slowdown in consumer spending…

Inflation continues to be top of mind for consumers, investors, and the Federal Reserve. The June month-over-month headline…

The minutes from the May Federal Open Market Committee meeting reinforced the Federal Reserve’s resolve to fighting inflation, signaling that…

After raising the Federal Funds Target Rate by 0.25% in March, the Federal Reserve doubled down on policy action at the…

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates last month by 25 basis points for the first time since cutting rates to zero in…