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The Labor Department said Wednesday that consumer prices rose more in September than economists had expected. Investors are bracing for the Federal Reserve to again hike interest rates after the Labor Department said Wednesday that consumer prices rose more in September than economists had expected. The inflation repor
August consumer price index data is due Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET, with core CPI expected to rise 0.2% in August and headline CPI about 0.4%. The report is seen as key to whether the Federal Reserve raises rates next week.
Friday's August employment report may decide whether the Fed pauses or raises rates on Sept. 16, with CME FedWatch pricing a 50-50 split. Economists expect 56,000 jobs added, unemployment at 4.1% and hourly earnings up 0.3% month on month.
The earnings season, which began earlier this week, is off to a strong start, with most companies reporting solid results and raising their guidance. At the same time, expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike have eased after the United States released encouraging consumer and producer inflation data. So w
Bank of America is telling clients the memory shortage is nowhere near over — and that Sandisk Corp. ( NASDAQ: SNDK ) is the cleanest way to own it. On Wednesday, bank analyst Wamsi Mohan reiterated a Buy rating on Sandisk and lifted his price objective from $2,100 to $2,500 a target that sits about 25% above where the
JPMorgan Chase raises quarterly dividend to $1.65 per share and authorizes $50 billion share repurchase program
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh's tough talk on inflation reverberated through financial markets, with traders expecting that the central bank could start jacking up interest rates in just a few months. A popular narrative that Warsh was sent to the Fed to ease monetary policy at all costs was quickly dispelled within the spa
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh's tough talk on inflation reverberated through financial markets, with traders expecting that the central bank could start jacking up interest rates in just a few months. A popular narrative that Warsh was sent to the Fed to ease monetary policy at all costs was quickly dispelled within the spa