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The IMF raised its 2026 global growth forecast to 3.3%, citing technology investment and supportive policies. But the fund warned US inflation will return to target more gradually than expected.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins promised an 'innovation exemption' for crypto entrepreneurs within a month. The policy could transform how digital assets reach American markets.
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act expires in September 2026, and Congress faces a contentious battle to reauthorize the landmark transportation law amid budget constraints.
Median monthly housing payments dropped to $2,365, down 4.7% year-over-year, marking the lowest level in two years as falling mortgage rates begin to ease affordability pressure.
President Trump warns of 100% tariffs on Canadian imports after Canada negotiates a trade deal lowering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, escalating North American trade tensions.
Redfin predicts the housing market will find equilibrium in 2026 as inventory rises 7.5% and mortgage rates stabilize near 6.3%. Home prices expected to rise just 1% as buyers gain negotiating power.
Dallas Fed research reveals the wealthiest 20% of Americans account for 57% of consumer spending, the highest share on record. The concentration is reshaping retail strategy and economic policy.
Swiss banking giant UBS will offer Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to select private banking clients, joining JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley in the race to serve crypto-curious wealthy investors.
Walmart is gaining customers across all income levels while Target struggles with declining traffic. The divergence reveals a K-shaped consumer economy where value-seeking defines 2026 retail.
Mortgage rates have stabilized near 6% as the housing market enters its most balanced state in almost a decade, setting the stage for an active spring buying season.
The Supreme Court is weighing whether President Trump exceeded his authority under IEEPA to impose sweeping tariffs. A ruling against the administration could save families $1,200 annually.
Holiday sales beat expectations with 4% growth despite consumer sentiment hovering near recession lows, revealing a paradox that has economists puzzled and retailers relieved.