The Madhya Pradesh Congress has initiated the 'Yuva Swabhiman Cyclothon' campaign to spotlight alleged recruitment scams, exam irregularities, and rising unemployment under BJP governance.
Mortgage rates edged up slightly this week, staying near recent levels as inflation pressures persist and tensions in Iran affect global markets.
China's industrial sector maintained profit growth in May, reaching significant gains despite slower momentum driven by weak domestic demand and a struggling property market.
Canada's economy showed no growth in early 2026 as rising tariffs, weak productivity, and expensive housing weigh heavily on households and overall outlook.
A viral claim attributing misleading unemployment statistics to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has been debunked as falsely attributed with no evidence she made the statement.
California’s newly launched AI job dashboard reveals no immediate rise in unemployment among AI-exposed occupations, offering initial data on the technology’s economic impact.
Morgan Stanley predicts the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates steady throughout the year, although inflation risks and employment trends could prompt a rate increase.
Most economists now anticipate the Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates through 2026, despite market bets on future hikes that could sustain high borrowing costs.
Alan Greenspan’s three-year tenure under President Gerald Ford profoundly influenced his approach to economic policy, a lesser-known period that shaped his later Federal Reserve leadership.
The Federal Reserve’s favored inflation gauge rose to 4.1% in May, marking its strongest surge in over three years and signaling growing price pressures.
Ohio’s labor force has shrunk over the past year even as unemployment dropped and job gains fluctuated, raising concerns about workforce participation and economic growth.
Federal Reserve officials remain split on whether to raise interest rates further as inflation persists above target and unemployment rises, complicating monetary policy decisions.