As high inflation turns from a transient to a permanent part of life, American consumers are more cautious as to how much money they spend and where they spend it.
The new global divide is about a rules-based international order of multilateralism vs an intimidation and coercion-based order of regionalism and localism.
Southern states are among the hardest hit by inflation, according to a new survey.
Austria and the Netherlands have followed suit with their plans to revert to dirty coal for their energy needs.
Inflation, the old villain of the American economy, is back, crushing the budgets of American families, devastating small businesses, and taking financial markets for a wild ride.
Japan's reaffirming of the free money policy is counter to other major economies' policies.
However, lead analyst global risks at Sibyline sees the U.S. and its allies promoting a “free and open Indo-Pacific” based on liberal values and international law.
The housing market is caught between several tailwinds and headwinds, which could create a great deal of turbulence in the months ahead.
The Fed erroneously viewed inflation as a temporary problem due to supply chain bottlenecks.
Experts are mixed on whether an end to the war in Ukraine would help tamper inflation.
Like the Fed, the Bank of England and the ECB has been too slow to abandon its accommodative policy.
The crash in the price of the digital currency may have come as a surprise to Bitcoin bulls.
The consensus among Fed watchers is that the FOMC will raise its key Fed Funds rate — a critical short-term rate — by 50 basis points, with some Fed watchers predicting a 75-basis-point hike.
Stagflation is nothing new to the global economy, which went through two serious stagflation episodes in the second half of the 20th century.
The global food crisis is here, as food supplies cannot keep up with demand.
Americans and Europeans are the ones suffering the collateral damage of an embargo on Russian oil.
U.S. inflation accelerated in May, hitting a 40-year high, and is beginning to reach high-income Americans.
Gurufocus.com places the intrinsic value of the Chinese internet giant at $368.61, close to three times higher than the current market price of $119.62.
In two Global Times editorials posted last week, China told Japan to stop "playing with fire on its reckless moves over Taiwan question" and that Tokyo needs a "head blow to wake up."
American retailers that cater to middle and low-income Americans, like Target and Walmart, thrived during the pandemic and should be seeing their sales boom these days. But they aren't.
The strength of the dollar may be temporary.
Luckin Coffee was once the envy of the momentum crowd on Wall Street.
Wall Street analysts expect S&P 500 earnings growth to slow down in the second quarter of 2022 before recovering by the end of the year.
The number that matters the most for low-income family budgets is grocery inflation, which runs at 13.2%.
Wall Street is getting very hard to figure out these days. A sharp upturn in one week is followed by a sharp downturn next week.
What the next recession will do to the American job market.
China tells America not to worry about them when they have their own issues to handle.
Lululemon's strong brand has helped the athletic apparel company shake off the many challenges the retail sector faces these days.
There are several unknowns adding uncertainty to the oil market.
The San Francisco-based company reported first-quarter financial results that beat analyst estimates and gave upbeat guidance for the future.
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