The government shutdown delayed the jobs report and may postpone other key economic data. Here is what economists are looking at instead.

The earlier start of the federal government’s expanded 5 per cent deposit scheme on October 1 has brought forward demand from both first-timers and investors trying to beat an influx of scheme-backed ...

Niche used data from the U.S. Census, FBI, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and CDC to narrow down the Palmetto State's best places to live in 2025.

The shutdown could suspend the work of at least 600,000 employees, disrupting a wide range of federal programs. Here’s what we know so far.

Industrial metals rose as expected due to month-end short covering. Supply outages in copper triggered a sharp bout of buying and short-covering. The debasement of global fiat currencies added impetus ...

Consumers confirm the picture. Consumer confidence fell in September, as did labor-market perceptions. When more people report that jobs are "hard to get" than "plentiful," history shows that the ...

Policymakers, investors, businesses and government officials are eager for the latest look into the slowing U.S. job market. But they won’t be getting it until well after the federal ...

Financial markets repriced assets across a wide range of sectors following the U.S. trade policy announcement on April 2, 2025. Analysis suggests that market participants interpreted tariffs to have ...

US stocks rose to fresh records on Wednesday after the US government entered its first shutdown in seven years. Investors turned their focus to weak ADP jobs data, which helped cement bets on ...

In the world around us, many things exist in the context of time: a bird's path through the sky is understood as different positions over a period of time, and conversations as a series of words ...

River recently launched its first dealership in Delhi and has introduced the updated Indie Gen 3 scooter with new features and components.

Pay close attention to the market's "tails" - the scenarios outside the base case. The Bureau of Labor Statistics employment report is the gold standard for labor data. But it is not the only source.