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Walmart beat Q4 FY2026 estimates with $0.74 EPS and 6% sales growth, but guided FY2027 EPS well below consensus at $2.75-$2.85. The cautious outlook signals a consumer under more stress than the data shows.
Home Depot reports Q4 FY2025 earnings on Tuesday with analysts expecting the first positive comparable-store sales growth since 2022. What the results mean for the housing market recovery.
The US Treasury must refinance $9.2 trillion in maturing debt in 2026 alone. Here is why this supply wall is the real force keeping yields elevated regardless of Fed policy.
More than 30,000 tech workers have been laid off in 2026 as Amazon, Meta, Pinterest, Salesforce, and others cut headcount to invest in AI. The workforce restructuring is accelerating.
The CBO's February 2026 budget outlook projects \$25 trillion in new federal debt over the next decade, with debt rising to 120% of GDP by 2036. Here's what that means for inflation, interest rates, and every investment portfolio in America.
After two years of historically frozen housing inventory, the mortgage rate lock-in effect is finally starting to dissolve. More homeowners are listing, inventory is rising to near pre-pandemic levels, and a genuine opportunity is opening for buyers.
Moody's projects real consumer spending growth of just 1.5% in 2026. Lower-income Americans are cutting dining, travel, and fitness as the K-shaped economy widens.
High-yield savings accounts from SoFi, Barclays, and Valley Direct are still paying 4% APY in February 2026. Here's how to take advantage of the highest savings rates in years before the Fed eventually cuts again.
Home Depot reports Q4 fiscal 2025 earnings on February 24. With mortgage rates at 5.87%, $17 trillion in home equity available, and the GMS acquisition reshaping the business, this report could redefine the housing recovery narrative for 2026.
Goldman Sachs projects 2.5% US GDP growth in 2026, beating the 2.1% consensus, with recession probability at just 20%. Here's why the economy is more resilient than the pessimists believe.
General Mills lowered its full-year profit forecast to a 16-20% decline as consumers cut back on cereal, snacks, and pet food, sending shares down nearly 7%.
The NY Fed's Empire State Manufacturing Index dipped slightly to 7.1 in February from 7.7 in January, showing continued expansion. But input prices jumped to 49.1, the highest since November, raising inflation concerns.