Bank Data Shows U.S. Consumer Financial Health Holds Up Amid Rising Inflation
Americans' financial health held up well in the second quarter even as inflation sent gas and grocery bills higher and ate into savings.
Americans' financial health held up well in the second quarter even as inflation sent gas and grocery bills higher and ate into savings.
U.S. job market is poised for a rapid slowdown as economic growth cools, Goldman Sachs warned in a new report.
Biden administration is reeling from gasoline prices that crested to $5 per gallon in June and are still historically high.
Jay Baker is not worried about a recession. He worries about whether his new workers will keep leaving before the end of their first shift.
Northwestern Mutual's 2022 Planning & Progress Study finds more than half - 54% of US adults anxious about their finances; Gen Z and Millennials 66%.
High prices at stores and gas pumps nationwide continue to weigh on American consumers. Folks are quickly losing confidence in state of the economy.
Consumers across all income levels are paying higher prices for goods and services. The latest CPI showed that inflation surged to 8.6% in May.