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The University of Michigan's final January reading shows consumer confidence at its highest since September 2025, though still well below year-ago levels amid persistent inflation worries.
The Fed's preferred inflation gauge rose to 2.8% year-over-year in November, up from 2.7% in October, signaling the central bank will likely hold rates steady next week.
Small-cap stocks extend their remarkable rally with the Russell 2000 tying its 2008 record, as investors rotate out of mega-cap tech and into domestic-focused companies.
3M reports Q4 adjusted EPS of $1.83 beating estimates, projects 4% sales growth and $8.50-$8.70 EPS for 2026 as innovation pipeline accelerates under CEO William Brown.
Netflix reports record Q4 revenue of $12.05 billion and 325 million subscribers, but shares drop as subscriber growth slows and Warner Bros. acquisition costs loom.
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index rose for a second straight month to 99.5, above its 52-year average, though 20% now cite taxes as their top concern.
As Trump approaches his first-year anniversary, his record-breaking 229 executive orders have touched every corner of the economy from tariffs to credit cards to retirement savings.
After surging 33% last year, housing inventory growth has decelerated sharply to just 10%. New listings are down 12.6% year-over-year. Here's what it means for the spring buying season.
The unemployment gap between college and high school graduates has narrowed to its lowest level since the late 1970s. Here's what it means for workers and families weighing the value of higher education.
Small-cap value stocks are trading 23% below fair value estimates, their cheapest level in years, as Goldman Sachs highlights favorable conditions for the unloved corner of the market.
President Trump will unveil major economic proposals at Davos next week, including letting savers tap 401(k)s for home down payments and capping credit card rates at 10%.
JPMorgan analysts warn that businesses absorbed 80% of tariff costs in 2025, but that ratio could flip to 20% as companies finally pass through the $187 billion import tax burden.