Bank of America said one of its contrarian indicators is close to flashing a sell signal. The bank's Bull & Bear Indicator is hovering just under an "extreme bullish" reading. The indicator recently ...

The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation, released Friday, showed that it had risen 2.8% in September from a year ago. The personal consumption expenditures, or PCE, index measures ...

A growing share of lower-income Americans are struggling to get by financially as their wages fail to keep up with inflation, according to a recent analysis. Roughly 29% of lower-income households are ...

Ethereum lost 46% to 60% of its value after similar bearish crosses in the past, and the same signal is flashing again this October. Ether price previously fell 60% from a bearish cross that’s again ...

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The last two times Dogecoin price rallied 300% and 445% after its monthly RSI produced a bullish cross, and the same signal has now flashed again. DOGE price previously rallied 445% from an RSI ...

The U.S. economy faces a slowing economy amid growing concerns about the labor market, headwinds from tariffs and a weak manufacturing sector, according to a basket of economic indicators. The Leading ...

Something remarkable has been going on lately with the population estimates maintained by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. They show a decline of 1.9 million in the foreign-born working-age ...

Economists often use imperfect historical information to form opinions about the economy’s direction. We often don’t know we’re in a recession until it’s well underway—typically, the National Bureau ...

SAN FRANCISCO—Despite ongoing worries about the strength of the economy, a new report on U.S. advertising in the first half of 2025 by Samba TV indicates that large TV advertisers were continuing to ...

History shows that when just 3.5 percent of a population—about 12 million Americans—engage in peaceful protest, their demands become nearly impossible to ignore. This is particularly relevant today, ...