Black unemployment in New York City surpasses national figures, reflecting increased job competition, corporate layoffs, and a retreat from diversity initiatives that disproportionately impact Black workers.
Leading US companies and financial leaders endorse the Trump Accounts program, pledging billions to expand stock ownership and financial education for children nationwide.
Iran's Central Bank announced new official exchange rates, with a mixed trend as some currencies strengthened while others weakened against the rial on July 7.
As Australian house prices begin to decline, experts warn of potential impacts on household spending, construction activity, and overall economic momentum.
Leading US banks are reportedly in early talks to buy a debit card network, potentially bypassing federal fee limits and reshaping debit card economics.
A Federal Reserve draft paper shows unauthorized immigration played a role in rising U.S. housing costs, attributing about 30% of price growth in impacted markets to this factor.
Bitcoin edges higher as softer U.S. employment figures reinforce market hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts, balancing macroeconomic signals with ongoing supply pressures.
The New York Fed’s latest data indicates easing global supply chain pressures after recent disruptions, with AI innovations helping companies manage risks faster.
A recent report clarifies that Bath Iron Works contributes 1.6% to Maine’s GDP, correcting confusion from earlier claims based on production GDP figures.
A recent study clarifies that Bath Iron Works contributes around 1.6% of Maine’s GDP, correcting misconceptions about its economic impact on the state.
President Donald Trump marked the NYSE and Nasdaq opening bells to promote his economic record as inflation and low approval ratings weigh ahead of November midterms.
Gold prices remain stable near recent highs as silver slips, influenced by softer crude oil prices and easing speculation of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.