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Wednesday, March 16, will see four sets of crucial data hitting Wall Street all at the same time. What we see on Wednesday could help determine trends in commodities and bond markets particularly.
This 50% rally in oil has been met with broad skepticism, flooded with analyst warnings that it will not last.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has made a revision to its 2015 productivity and unit labor costs figures.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics may have just delivered a stunner of an inflation number.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report on the Producer Price Index for January is a measure of wholesale inflation based on final demand.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Cost Index for the fourth quarter of 2015 shows that compensation costs for civilian workers rose.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Wednesday that its Consumer Price Index declined in December of 2015.
Manufacturing activity in the region of the New York Federal Reserve fell for a fifth straight month in December.
The Labor Department has released some news that will give the FOMC some additional cover for an excuse to raise interest rates on Wednesday.
Janet Yellen's speech on Wednesday at the Economic Club of Washington signals that the expected interest rate hike is now closer than ever.
Atlanta Federal Reserve President and CEO Dennis Lockhart was speaking to the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce in Atlanta on Thursday.
Is inflation finally here? The answer depends on what you are looking at, and if you can look at the data with rose-colored glasses.
Friday's PPI report from the U.S. Department of Labor showed that wholesale prices for final demand fell in October.
The case for optimism might not be bad when it comes to small businesses, but the case is far from looking more positive.
If the Federal Reserve wants more evidence of inflation to help justify that likely December interest rate hike, the Fed presidents are going to have to look somewhere other than import and export...