One thing that moved markets is the arrival of space tourism. For American consumers, booking a ticket to space can become a reality as early as next year. 

Is July really a lucky month for investors? A closer look at the myths of market timing.

American workers see progress in their wages, though recent data signals some cooling in the economy and may offer clues about the labor market going forward.

One thing moving markets is the price for admission to sporting events, which was up 15.1% year-over-year according to June’s Consumer Price Index (CPI).

On Thursday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics published the Consumer Price Index (CPI): Headline inflation contracted -0.1% from May to June, hitting a 12-month low of 3%.

One thing moving markets in the last six months is cooling inflation and a softening labor market paving the way for Fed rate cuts. Can it stay on track?

There are at least two ways to estimate how many Americans are employed: Ask businesses how many people are on their payrolls, or ask Americans themselves. 

The dominant market theme in June was continued focus on Nvidia and the very largest US growth stocks. Here's the recap on last month.

After running hot during the pandemic, car sales have cooled, and inventory is plentiful, shifting the balance of negotiating power to buyers.

The U.S. turns 248 years old on Thursday, but I also want to acknowledge another birthday: The inversion of the yield curve turns two years old next Monday.