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CPI data for August 2026 show consumer prices increased 0.4% monthly and 3.4% over the year. Core CPI rose 0.3%, while airfares increased and motor vehicle insurance and medical care declined.
Economic Report markets will be closely focused on inflation and monetary policy during the week of 7–11 September 2026, with US CPI, US PPI, Chinese CPI, the ECB policy announcement and UK GDP among the main events on the economic...
August 2026 NFP data show 162,000 jobs added, a 4.1% unemployment rate and 3.1% annual wage growth. We examine manufacturing payrolls, underemployment and Canada's weaker August employment report.
The Economic Report for September 1-4 brings a concentrated run of market-moving data, including US NFP, ISM Manufacturing, ISM Services, eurozone inflation, central-bank decisions and global Jobs data.
NVIDIA earnings show continued strength across revenue, Data Center growth, profitability and cash flow. Revenue reached $96.2 billion, while Data Center revenue climbed to $89 billion. With strong margins, $21.3 billion in quarterly free cash flow and a $108 billion...
The BEA's July 2026 report shows personal income increased 0.4%, with services spending driving PCE growth while goods spending declined. Core PCE inflation remained at 3.3% annually.
The Economic Report for 24–28 August 2026 focuses on U.S. PCE inflation, BLS revisions, Jackson Hole and the Federal Reserve policy outlook, alongside key global economic and central-bank developments.
Earnings Season enters an important stretch as Nvidia, Marvell Technology, Salesforce and CrowdStrike prepare to report. Here is what investors should watch across AI, software, cybersecurity and retail.
Earnings Season is putting Walmart, Alibaba, Target and Baidu in the spotlight as investors assess consumer spending, AI investment, cloud growth, margins and corporate guidance. This full analysis examines the major earnings reports, key risks and the broader market themes...
Economic Report for August 17–21, 2026: FOMC Minutes, PMIs, UK Jobs and inflation dominate the global macro calendar as traders assess central-bank policy, growth and currency risks.
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