Weekly Signal: The Economy Is Catching Its Breath

Weekly Signal: The Job Market Cools

Hiring slowed. Earlier job gains weren't as strong as we thought.

Weekly Signal: Higher Rates. New Reality.

The economy is holding up, but borrowing just got more expensive.

Weekly Signal: The Fed Raises Rates

Money just got more expensive.

Inflation Holds Its Ground

Jobs are steady. Prices are not cooperating.

Weekly Signal: The Job Market Bounced Back

More jobs, steady unemployment, and one big question: where does inflation go next?

Inflation Is Still Calling the Shots

Jobs are holding. Spending is steady. But inflation is keeping the Fed cautious.

Weekly Signal: The Economy Is Still Moving

Growth is slowing in some places. But Main Street is still moving.

Consumers Keep Spending—But Carefully

The money is still moving. But people are choosing more carefully where it goes.

The Next Growth Story May Be Productivity

When hiring slows and borrowing stays expensive, getting more from what you already have matters more.

Weekly Signal: The Economy Is Finding Its Balance

The biggest story this week isn't faster growth or a slowdown. It's stability.

Weekly Signal: Consumers Are Keeping the Economy Moving

As long as people keep spending, Main Street has room to grow.

The Economy Is Sending Mixed Signals

One report rarely tells the whole story. This week’s data is a perfect example.

Look Beyond the Unemployment Rate

The job market isn't as strong—or as weak—as the headline suggests.

Weekly Signal: When Energy Gets More Expensive, Everything Follows

Higher fuel prices are pushing up the cost of everyday life—for families and small businesses alike.

Stronger Than Expected

Why a resilient economy may keep interest rates higher for longer.

Prices Are Rising Again

Your Money Doesn't Go as Far as It Did Last Month

Jobs Are Holding Up: Borrowing Costs Are Not

Borrowing Money Is Still Expensive.

The Fed Held Rates Steady — What It Really Means for You