Economy

US Housing Supply in August Drops Most in 2 Years as Rate Decline Continues

The housing supply in the United States fell by 1.4 percent in August from the previous month, the biggest seasonally-adjusted dip since June 2023.

Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates for First Time in 2025

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year following its two-day policy meeting that concluded on Sept. 17.
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US Job Growth Weaker Than First Reported—Here’s What to Know

The U.S. labor market has been weaker than initially reported over the past year, according to updated Bureau of Labor Statistics data released on Sept. 9.

US Economy Adds 22,000 New Jobs in August, Below Market Estimates

U.S. job growth slowed in August, fueling concerns about a sharp slowdown unfolding in the labor market.

Gold Hits All-Time High Amid Rate Cut Expectations

Gold prices hit an all-time high on Tuesday amid expectations of an interest rate cut and growing uncertainty related to tariffs.

US Employment Conditions on Labor Day 2025–What to Know

The national labor market has remained resilient over the past year, serving as a constant in an otherwise uncertain economic climate.

Potential Fed Rate Cuts, Policy-Driven Investments Raise Bubble Concerns

With Fed. Res. signaling upcoming interest rate cuts and WH and private sector ramping up investment in strategic areas, concerns over a potential asset bubble are gaining traction.

US Economy Grew 3.3 Percent In Q2, Beating Prior Estimate

U.S. economy expanded at a 3.3% annualized pace in second quarter of 2025 with rate of growth exceeding earlier estimate and signaling economic strength.